Pretty (girl) in Spanish 🇪🇸

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Tips to remember “linda”:
1. Associate “linda” with “lindo,” its masculine form, which looks and sounds like the English word “kind.” A kind person often has a pleasing and attractive personality or appearance, similar to the word “pretty.”
2. Think of the “lin” in “linda” as “line.” Imagine that a girl has very beautiful lines or features.
3. Link it to the name “Linda” in English; people with this name are often told they have a pretty name, which could help you remember that “linda” means pretty in Spanish.

Explanations:
– “Linda” in Spanish is an adjective that means “pretty” or “cute” when describing a female person or a feminine noun.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Hermosa: This means “beautiful,” and it’s often used to describe a deeper level of attractiveness.
– Bonita: This is another Spanish word for “pretty” or “nice-looking.”
– Guapa: This word can also mean “pretty” or “good-looking,” often used in Spain.
– Atractiva: This means “attractive.”

Alternate meanings/slang:
– “Linda” doesn’t have widely recognized slang meanings in Spanish; however, in some regions, it could be used sarcastically, much as you might use “pretty” in English, e.g., “Qué linda situación” (“What a ‘pretty’ situation”) when describing something problematic or unpleasant.
– In Brazil, while the primary language is Portuguese, “linda” is also understood as “beautiful” or “gorgeous” due to the similarities with Spanish.

Examples of sentences that use “linda”:
– Ella es muy linda. (She is very pretty.)
– ¡Qué casa más linda! (What a pretty house!)
– Tienes una sonrisa muy linda. (You have a very pretty smile.)
– Esa niña tiene un vestido muy lindo. (That girl has a very pretty dress.)
– Su jardín siempre está lindo en primavera. (Her garden is always pretty in the spring.)

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