This week’s word is restaurar reh-stah-oo-rahr’ (verb) which sounds more like restaurant but means to restore, to reinstate. Let’s see it in an example or two:
1. Daniel ha ganado mucho dinero restaurando propiedades viejas y vendiéndolas.
Daniel has made a lot of money restoring old properties and reselling them.
2. Los seguidores del destituido presidente han organizado una revuelta, demandando que su candidato se restaure a su posición.
The followers of the deposed president have staged a protest demanding that their candidate be restored to his position.
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How funny it does sound like restaurant. I hope you had a wonderful Easter and I hope you have a wonderful week.
Thanks for the Spanish lesson, I find these very interesting and a big help in understanding the language. I look forward to the Spanish Word of the Week.
Thanks for posting this. I love to learn new verbs in Spanish, but sometimes have trouble with the conjugation. This one seems pretty straight-forward.
You are right about it sounding more like restaurant. If I heard it in a conversation that is probably what I would think. Thanks for this weeks word!
Another spanish lesson, yes it does sound like restaurant, a great way to remember the word