man

The Spanish word 'hombre' translates to 'man' in English. It is a commonly used noun in the Spanish language, representing an adult male human. In a broader context, it can also refer to human beings in general, regardless of their gender, much like 'mankind' in English. However, its most typical use is to identify an individual male person.

Example sentences using: hombre

Ese hombre siempre llega tarde al trabajo.

That man always arrives late to work.

This sentence describes a man who has a habit of being late to his job.

El hombre que veo en la calle es mi amigo.

The man I see on the street is my friend.

This phrase indicates that the speaker recognizes a man on the street who happens to be a friend.

El hombre del sombrero tiene una historia interesante.

The man in the hat has an interesting story.

Here, the speaker refers to a specific man who is wearing a hat and suggests that he possesses a noteworthy story.