| in English | in Spanish | S |
|---|---|---|
| come closer | acércate |
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Pronunciation
Ah-ser-ka-te
8 months ago
acércate info.
Tips to remember the word “acércate”:
1. Associate “acércate” with the English phrase “come closer.” Breaking it down, “acerca” sounds like “uh-sir-ca,” which could remind you of “a circle” that you come closer to.
2. Think of the common gesture of motioning someone with your hand, which often means “come closer” or “acércate.”
3. Remember the “te” at the end of “acércate” is a clue that you’re talking to “you” in an informal way (tú).
Explanations:
– “Acércate” is the present tense, affirmative imperative (command) form for the second-person singular (tú) of the verb “acercar,” which means “to bring nearer” or “to approach.”
– “Te” is the reflexive pronoun for “tú,” indicating that the action is being performed on oneself. So, “acércate” literally means “approach yourself,” which is how you give a command to someone to come closer.
Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Apróximate” is a more formal synonym, also used as an imperative.
– “Ven aquí” can also be used and means “come here.”
Different conjugations of “acercar”:
– Infinitive: acercar (to approach)
– Present indicative: acerco (I approach), acercas (you approach), acerca (he/she/it approaches), acercamos (we approach), acercáis (you all approach), acercan (they approach).
– Preterite indicative: acerqué (I approached), acercaste (you approached), acercó (he/she/it approached), acercamos (we approached), acercasteis (you all approached), acercaron (they approached).
– Future indicative: acercaré (I will approach), acercarás (you will approach), acercará (he/she/it will approach), acercaremos (we will approach), acercaréis (you all will approach), acercarán (they will approach).
Examples of sentences using “acércate”:
– “Acércate y dime qué te pasa.” (Come closer and tell me what’s wrong.)
– “Por favor, acércate para ver mejor la pantalla.” (Please come closer to see the screen better.)
– “Acércate a la fogata para calentarte.” (Come closer to the campfire to warm up.)
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Pronunciation
Normal speech: a-CÉR-ca-te
IPA: /a.’θer.ka.te/
7 months ago