Flag in Spanish 🇪🇸

Trick

I think of a bandana tied to a stick

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Trick

Think of Antonio Banderas waving a flag and you wont forget the meaning again.

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bandera info.

Tips to Remember the Word:
1. Associate ‘bandera’ with an image of a flag waving in the wind.
2. Think of the word ‘banner,’ which is similar to ‘flag’ and has a similar meaning and sound as ‘bandera.’
3. Create a mnemonic: “BAND of color ERA,” imagining a flag as a band of colors from a certain era.
4. Break the word into sounds that remind you of English words you already know: ban + dera, where ‘ban’ is a common English word, and ‘dera’ could sound like ‘dare’ with an ‘a’ at the end.

Explanations:
– ‘Bandera’ is the Spanish term for a piece of fabric with distinctive design and colors, used as a symbol, signaling device, or for decoration, just like the English word ‘flag.’

Other Words That Mean the Same Thing:
– ‘Estandarte’ – standard or banner
– ‘Pabellón’ – pavilion, can also refer to a national flag
– ‘Gallardete’ – pennant

Alternate Meanings or Slang:
– In some contexts, ‘bandera’ can also refer to the colors of a sports team or an indicator of political or philosophical affiliations.
– In slang, sometimes used to refer to a person being openly gay (e.g., “sacar la bandera” which means “to come out of the closet”).

Examples of Sentences:
– “La bandera de España tiene tres franjas, roja, amarilla y roja.”
– “Cada país desfiló con su propia bandera durante la ceremonia de apertura.”
– “Es una tradición colgar la bandera en festividades nacionales.”
– “El equipo celebró su victoria ondeando banderas con los colores del club.”
– “En la manifestación, muchas personas llevaban banderas para representar sus causas.”

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