To result in Spanish 🇪🇸

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Resultar – Fracasar (to succeed – to fail)

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Tips to remember the word “resultar”:
– Think of the English word “result” as a base to remember “resultar” in Spanish.
– Associate the Spanish word with achieving a desired outcome or consequence.

Explanations:
“Resultar” is a verb in Spanish that means “to result” or “to turn out.” It is commonly used to indicate the outcome, consequence, or effect of something, or to express a personal feeling in response to something. It can also be used to convey surprises, or to express how something appears to someone.

Other words that mean the same thing as “resultar” include “acontecer” (to happen), “producir” (to produce), “ocurrir” (to occur), and “salir” (to turn out). However, it is important to note that each of these words may have different nuances and contexts of use.

Conjugations:
– Present tense:
Yo resulto (I result)
Tú resultas (you result)
Él/Ella/Usted resulta (he/she/you formal result)
Nosotros/as resultamos (we result)
Vosotros/as resultáis (you all result)
Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes resultan (they/you all result)

– Preterite tense:
Yo resulté (I resulted)
Tú resultaste (you resulted)
Él/Ella/Usted resultó (he/she/you formal resulted)
Nosotros/as resultamos (we resulted)
Vosotros/as resultasteis (you all resulted)
Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes resultaron (they/you all resulted)

– Future tense:
Yo resultaré (I will result)
Tú resultarás (you will result)
Él/Ella/Usted resultará (he/she/you formal will result)
Nosotros/as resultaremos (we will result)
Vosotros/as resultaréis (you all will result)
Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes resultarán (they/you all will result)

– Present subjunctive:
Que yo resulte (that I result)
Que tú resultes (that you result)
Que él/Ella/Usted resulte (that he/she/you formal results)
Que nosotros/as resultemos (that we result)
Que vosotros/as resultéis (that you all result)
Que ellos/Ellas/Ustedes resulten (that they/you all result)

Examples:
1. El trabajo duro resulta en éxito. (Hard work results in success.)
2. Resultó ser más caro de lo que pensaba. (It turned out to be more expensive than I thought.)
3. No resulta tan difícil como parece. (It’s not as difficult as it seems.)
4. Me resulta extraño que no haya nadie en casa. (It seems strange to me that there is nobody at home.)
5. ¿Cómo te resultó la película? (How did the movie turn out for you?)

Summary:
“Resultar” is a versatile verb in Spanish that indicates the outcome, consequence, or effect of something. It can be conjugated in different tenses to express different time frames, and it is similar in meaning to words like “acontecer,” “producir,” “ocurrir,” and “salir.” Remember to associate it with achieving a desired outcome or consequence to help retain its meaning.

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