personas en paro
unemployed persons
The Spanish phrase 'personas en paro' translates to 'unemployed persons' in English. It is often used to refer to individuals who are currently without jobs, either due to lack of opportunities or other circumstances. The phrase can apply to a wide variety of situations and contexts, such as economic reports, social analyses, or personal conversations. Remember, like many terms related to societal status, it's important to use it considerately when speaking or writing.
Example sentences using: personas en paro
Hay muchas personas en paro en esta ciudad.
There are many unemployed people in this city.
This sentence uses 'personas en paro' to denote people who are currently unemployed. 'Hay' translates to 'there are', and 'en esta ciudad' means 'in this city'.
Las personas en paro luchan por encontrar trabajo.
The unemployed people struggle to find work.
'Las personas en paro luchan por encontrar trabajo' translates directly to 'The unemployed people struggle to find work'. 'Luchan' translates to 'struggle', 'por' to 'for', and 'encontrar trabajo' to 'find work'.
Las personas en paro no deberían ser ignoradas por la sociedad.
The unemployed people should not be ignored by society.
In this sentence, 'Las personas en paro no deberían ser ignoradas por la sociedad' translates to 'The unemployed people should not be ignored by society'. 'No deberían ser' translates to 'should not be', and 'ignoradas por la sociedad' means 'ignored by society'.