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To take (out) in Spanish 🇪🇸


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

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Pronunciation

Normal speech: sa-CAR
IPA: /sa.’kaɾ/

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Memory trick

Taking out a sack of trash

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sacar info.

Tips to remember the word “sacar”:
– Associate “sacar” with “sack,” imagining taking something out of a sack.
– Think of “sac” as “take” and “ar” as a reminder it’s a verb.
– Remember that “sacar” rhymes with “vacar,” which sounds like “vacate,” another word for removing something.

Explanations of “sacar”:
“Sacar” is the Spanish infinitive meaning “to take out” or “to remove.” It can also signify to obtain something, like a score or a grade, to take a photo, or to derive inferences.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Extraer (to extract)
– Retirar (to withdraw)
– Expulsar (to expel)

Conjugations of “sacar”:
Present:
– yo saco (I take out)
Рt̼ sacas (you take out)
Р̩l/ella/usted saca (he/she/you formal take out)
– nosotros/as sacamos (we take out)
– vosotros/as sacáis (you all take out) [Spain]
– ellos/ellas/ustedes sacan (they/you all formal take out)

Preterite:
Рyo saqu̩ (I took out)
Рt̼ sacaste (you took out)
– él/ella/usted sacó (he/she/you formal took out)
– nosotros/as sacamos (we took out)
– vosotros/as sacasteis (you all took out) [Spain]
– ellos/ellas/ustedes sacaron (they/you all formal took out)

Imperfect:
– yo sacaba (I used to take out)
Рt̼ sacabas (you used to take out)
Р̩l/ella/usted sacaba (he/she/you formal used to take out)
– nosotros/as sacábamos (we used to take out)
– vosotros/as sacabais (you all used to take out) [Spain]
– ellos/ellas/ustedes sacaban (they/you all formal used to take out)

Future:
Рyo sacar̩ (I will take out)
– tú sacarás (you will take out)
– él/ella/usted sacará (he/she/you formal will take out)
– nosotros/as sacaremos (we will take out)
Рvosotros/as sacar̩is (you all will take out) [Spain]
– ellos/ellas/ustedes sacarán (they/you all formal will take out)

Sentences that use “sacar”:
– Necesito sacar la basura esta noche. (I need to take out the trash tonight.)
– María sacó muchas fotos en el viaje. (María took a lot of pictures on the trip.)
– Saqué un diez en el examen de matemáticas. (I got a ten on the math exam.)
– Voy a sacar las entradas por internet. (I’m going to get the tickets online.)
– Siempre sacas la mejor sonrisa de mí. (You always bring out the best smile in me.)

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