Again in Spanish 🇪🇸

Pronunciation

Normal speech: deh NWEH-boh
IPA: de ‘nwe.βo

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do not confuse with

“De nuevo” should not be confused with “de nuevo en nuevo,” which means “from new to new” and is used to describe something that is happening regularly or repeatedly.

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variations by country

While the phrase “de nuevo” is widely used across Spanish-speaking countries, some countries may use alternative phrases such as “otra vez” or “nuevamente” to express the idea of doing something again.

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mnemonic

To remember the meaning of “de nuevo,” think of it as “do anew,” which has a similar meaning.

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cultural referece

In many Spanish-speaking countries, the phrase “de nuevo” may be used as a greeting or farewell, similar to “hasta luego” or “see you later” in English.

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usage

“De nuevo” is commonly used in conversation and in writing to indicate that something is happening or being done again.

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origin

“De nuevo” is a Spanish phrase that literally translates to “of new,” and is used to express the idea of doing something again or repeating something.

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Understanding/Memorizing

If you know that nuevo means new, you can remember that de nuevo is practicing spanish words .

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de nuevo info.

Tips to remember “de nuevo”:
– The word “nuevo” resembles “new” in English; when thinking of “de nuevo,” imagine doing something “new again.”
– Pair it with a similar sounding English phrase, “Do it anew,” which has a similar meaning.

Explanations:
– “De nuevo” can be directly translated to “again” or “anew.” It is used when an action is repeated or something is restored to its previous state.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Otra vez: This phrase also means “again” in English.
– Repetir: This means “to repeat” and can sometimes substitute for saying something is happening again.
– Una vez más: Literally, “one more time,” and can be used interchangeably with “de nuevo.”

Alternate meanings/slang:
– “De nuevo” is generally straightforward; it doesn’t have widespread alternate or slang meanings. In a familiar setting, it might be used casually for dramatic effect when something undesirable happens again (“¡Ay, de nuevo!”) but this usage is more about tone than a different meaning.

Examples of sentences that use it:
1. Tenemos que empezar de nuevo porque el proyecto tiene muchos errores.
2. Perdió todos los datos y tuvo que hacer el trabajo de nuevo.
3. Me olvidé lo que dijiste, ¿puedes repetirlo de nuevo?
4. Ganaron el campeonato y este año quieren ganar de nuevo.
5. Acabamos de limpiar la casa, pero ya está sucia de nuevo.

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