To share in Spanish 🇪🇸

compare/compartment

I have two different tricks for this one! To share something, you can think of “comparing” to make sure everyone gets the same amount, or about splitting it up into different “compartments.”

¡No olvida compartir con tus amigos! Don’t forget to share with your friends! <3

2 years ago

Pronunciation

normal speech: kom-pa-TIR

7 months ago

compartir info.

Tips to remember the word “compartir”:
– Think of “compartir” as combining “com” (together) and “partir” (to divide or to leave); you are dividing something with others.
– Associate “compartir” with the English term “partake,” as in partaking or sharing in something together.
– Consider the similar English word “component,” as things that are shared can be seen as components of a larger group.

Explanations:
“Compartir” is an infinitive form of a regular -ir verb in Spanish. It means to share, in the sense of giving others a portion of something you have, or allowing them to use something with you.

Other words that mean the same thing or are related:
– Repartir (to distribute)
– Dividir (to divide)
– Dar (to give)

Conjugations of “compartir”:

– Infinitive: compartir
– Present indicative:
– yo comparto (I share)
– tú compartes (you share, singular/informal)
– él/ella/usted comparte (he/she/you formal share)
– nosotros/as compartimos (we share)
– vosotros/as compartís (you all share, plural/informal in Spain)
– ellos/ellas/ustedes comparten (they/you all formal share)

– Preterite:
– yo compartí (I shared)
– tú compartiste (you shared, singular/informal)
– él/ella/usted compartió (he/she/you formal shared)
– nosotros/as compartimos (we shared)
– vosotros/as compartisteis (you all shared, plural/informal in Spain)
– ellos/ellas/ustedes compartieron (they/you all formal shared)

– Imperfect:
– yo compartía (I used to share/was sharing)
– tú compartías (you used to share/were sharing, singular/informal)
– él/ella/usted compartía (he/she/you formal used to share/was sharing)
– nosotros/as compartíamos (we used to share/were sharing)
– vosotros/as compartíais (you all used to share/were sharing, plural/informal in Spain)
– ellos/ellas/ustedes compartían (they/you all formal used to share/were sharing)

– Future:
– yo compartiré (I will share)
– tú compartirás (you will share, singular/informal)
– él/ella/usted compartirá (he/she/you formal will share)
– nosotros/as compartiremos (we will share)
– vosotros/as compartiréis (you all will share, plural/informal in Spain)
– ellos/ellas/ustedes compartirán (they/you all formal will share)

Examples of sentences that use “compartir”:
– Nos gusta compartir nuestras experiencias con amigos. (We like to share our experiences with friends.)
– ¿Compartes tu comida con tu hermano? (Do you share your food with your brother?)
– Ayer compartieron un pastel en la oficina. (Yesterday they shared a cake in the office.)
– Si tienes frío, puedo compartir mi manta contigo. (If you are cold, I can share my blanket with you.)
– Compartir es una parte importante de la amistad. (Sharing is an important part of friendship.)
– En el futuro, espero compartir muchos momentos felices contigo. (In the future, I hope to share many happy moments with you.)

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