This week’s Spanish word is: relevante I am sure that you can all guess what the word means and is in English. Relevante is one of those Spanish words that translates across the languages.
relevante: reh-leh-vahn’-teh (adjective)
1. El abogado se opuso a la evidencia, diciendo que no era relevante al caso.
The lawyer objected to the evidence, arguing that it wasn’t relevant to the case.
2. Mi amigo me dijo que el deseo de ganar más dinero fue el factor más relevante en su decisión de cambiarse de carrera.
My friend told me that the desire to make more money was the most important factor in his decision to switch careers.
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Very interesting the Spanish word of the week. I did not know that relevant is a Spanish word. I like that I can learn about Spanish words on your blog.
I am so glad that you like this Karen. I had done away with it but many readers asked me to bring it back.
I will be using this word later today to impress my six year old. She studies Spanish daily at school and she is usually teaching me new Spanish words.
I am always learning new words from the kids! Hope you impress her and come back every Monday because each week there is a new word.
This is the first I have seen of this! I love it! Had no idea that relevant was as Spanish word. But I think having this weekly lesson is a great idea! I will share it with my family.
I am glad you picked one that was a little easier for me. LOL Last week when I used our word of the week my daughter told me I was not doing very well. I know I can handle this one. Thanks for helping us all with our Spanish!
Funny how some words are so similar. I knew what the word meant when I saw it before I finished reading your post.