From in Spanish 🇪🇸

in English	in Spanish	S
from	de

How to say “from” in Spanish? “De”. Here you will learn how to pronounce “de” correctly and in the comments below you will be able to get all sorts of advice on from in Spanish like tips & tricks to remember it, questions, explanations and more.

Spanish Sentences with the Word “From”

Spanish sentence with “de”	English translation for de	S
de nada.	It was nothing.
¿de dónde eres?	Where are you from?
Soy de los Estados Unidos.	I am from the United States.
Son las doce de la tarde.	It’s 12:00 in the afternoon.
Cual es tu numero de teléfono.	What is your phone number.
Estoy libre cada fin de semana.	I am free every weekend.
Vivo lejos de aquí y eso no me gusta.	I live far from here and that doesn’t please me.
Estoy feliz de vivir, no quiero morir	I am(temporary) happy to live, I don’t want to die.
Después de ver a la policía,	After seeing the police
Acabo de llegar a tu país.	I just arrived in your country.
Las personas de Sur América son amigables	People from South America are friendly
La novia de Richard está ansiosa	Richard’s girlfriend is anxious
Ella se levanta a las 7 de la mañana.	She gets up at 7 in the morning.
Acuérdate de comprar la leche.	Remember to buy the milk.
Mi madre había terminado de limpiar	My mother had finished cleaning
Mi hermana se duchaba antes de trabajo	My sister used to shower before work
Más de seis personas	More than 6 people
Para comprarlo necesitas más de seis dólares	To buy it you need more than six dollars
Hay más de diez.	There are more than ten.
Tiene más de veintiocho años	He is older than twenty eight years old
Necesita llevar más de cinco libros	She needs to carry more than five books
El español se habla en más de treinta países	Spanish is spoken in more than thirty countries
La temperatura es más de 40 grados	The temperature is more than 40°C
Puedes hacer más de cien abdominales	You can do more than one hundred situps
Tu familia te necesita más de lo que piensas	Your family needs you more than what you think
Facebook tiene más de dos millones de usuarios	Facebook has more than two million users
Quiere tener más de ocho niños	She wants to have more than eight kids
Me alegro de que disfrutes la comida	I am glad that you enjoy the food
¿Te acuerdas de lo que te dije?	Do you remember what I told you?
Me siento triste de que no puedo venir	I feel sad that I can’t come
¿Estabas hablando de este libro?	Were you talking about this book?
Esa es la iglesia de la ciudad	That is the church of the city
Esos intercambios de dinero son malos	Those money exchanges are bad
Soy estudiante de español	I am a Spanish student
Mi amigo es de australia	My friend is from Australia
Soy de los estados unidos	I am from the United States
Estoy de pie	I am standing
Son las ocho de la mañana	It’s 8 in the morning
Mi familia es de canadá	My family is from Canada
Mi comida favorita es de perú	My favourite food is from Peru
El hombre se escapó de la cárcel.	The man escaped from jail.
Ella se cansó de esperar.	She got tired of waiting.
¿Te enamoraste de él?	Did you fall in love with him?
No quiero que trabajemos el fin de semana.	I don’t want us to work the weekend.
Los necesitamos para nuestro grupo de ciencia.	We need them for our science group.
Nadie quiere salir este fin de semana.	Nobody wants to go out this weekend.
Me alegré de que te hubieras graduado.	I was glad that you graduated.
Me alegro de que te hayas graduado.	I’m glad that you’ve graduated.
Mi familia está muy feliz de que nos visitaras.	My family is very happy that you visited us.
Dale a tu sobrina sopa de pescado.	Give your niece fish soup.
¿Ambar les dio su número de teléfono?	Did Ambar give you guys her phone number?
Es tu turno de cocinarla esta noche.	It’s your turn to cook it tonight.
Estoy de acuerdo, siempre lo supimos.	I agree, we always knew it.
El balcón estará completo dentro de un año.	The balcony will be completed inside of a year.
Mi primo vive cerca de mi abuelo.	My cousin lives close to my grandpa.
Es imposible que ellos hubieran actuado de esa manera.	It is impossible that they would have acted that way.
Es mejor que se lo digas antes de la boda.	It’s better that you tell him before the wedding.

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Pronunciation

Normal speech: DEH
IPA: de

8 months ago

Im trying

I’m from Colorado= Yo soy de Colorado

2 years ago

de info.

Tips to remember the word “de”:
– Associate “de” with the English word “of”, which often signifies possession or belonging.
– Visualize “de” as part of a “chain” connecting different words or elements, like “chain of command” or “chain of islands”, imagining that “de” is the link between them.
– Think of “de” anytime you see a ‘s in English indicating possession, as in “Maria’s book” translating to “el libro de Maria” in Spanish.

Explanations:
“De” is a preposition in Spanish that is very commonly used for a wide range of purposes, including:
– Expressing possession: “el auto de Juan” (Juan’s car)
– Indicating origin: “soy de España” (I am from Spain)
– Signifying material: “mesa de madera” (wooden table)
– Showing content: “una taza de café” (a cup of coffee)
– Partitive use: “un vaso de agua” (a glass of water)

Other words that mean the same thing:
Although “de” is the primary word used for these functions, some synonyms or phrases that can express similar ideas might be:
– “procedente de” for indicating origin, e.g., “procedente de Italia” (from Italy)
– “perteneciente a” for showing possession, e.g., “perteneciente a Ana” (belonging to Ana)

Alternate meanings like slang:
“De” itself is not commonly used as slang, but it can be part of slang expressions or phrases depending on the context.

Examples of sentences that use “de”:
– “Este regalo es de mi madre.” (This gift is from my mother.)
– “Somos de la misma ciudad.” (We are from the same city.)
– “El cuadro está hecho de arcilla.” (The sculpture is made of clay.)
– “Tengo ganas de comer.” (I feel like eating.)
– “El libro de historia está en la mesa.” (The history book is on the table.)

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