With me in Spanish 🇪🇸

Pronunciation

Normal speech: kohn-MEE-goh
IPA: kon.’mi.ɣo

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mnemonic

One possible mnemonic for “conmigo” is to remember that it contains the word “migo,” which sounds like “me go,” and can help one remember that it means “with me.”

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idioms

“Contigo pan y cebolla” is an idiom that translates to “With you, bread and onions,” and means that one is willing to share everything with their partner, even in difficult times.

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origin

“Conmigo” is a combination of the Spanish words “con,” which means “with,” and “migo,” which is a shortened form of “amigo,” meaning “friend.”

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other meanings

“Conmigo” can be used to express intimacy and closeness in relationships.

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usage

“Conmigo” is a pronoun that means “with me.”

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conmigo info.

Tips to remember “conmigo”:
– Break the word down into “con” and “migo.” “Con” means “with” in Spanish, just as it sounds like “con” in English, which can mean “together” or “jointly.” The “migo” part comes from “mí,” meaning “me,” and the “-go” is an attached ending that is typical for words like “with me” (conmigo), “with you” (contigo), etc.
– Associate “conmigo” with the English phrase “with me” by visualizing a common activity you might invite someone to do “with you,” like watching a movie or going for a walk, and imagine saying “conmigo” to invite them in Spanish.
– Remember that “conmigo” rhymes with “amigo,” which means “friend” in Spanish – think of doing things with a friend.

Explanations:
– “Conmigo” is a prepositional pronoun in Spanish that is used to say “with me.”
– It is a combination of “con” (with) and “mí” (me), slightly changed to “migo” when joined.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– “Con mí” does not exist because “conmigo” is the proper form, but if you needed to express the idea of inclusion or company differently, you could rephrase with “junto a mí” which means “next to me” or “by my side.”

Alternate meanings like slang:
– “Conmigo” does not have significant alternate or slang meanings; it is pretty straightforward in conveying “with me.”

Examples of sentences that use “conmigo”:
– ¿Quieres ir al cine conmigo? means “Do you want to go to the movies with me?”
– Siempre puedes contar conmigo. means “You can always count on me.”
– Ella vino a la fiesta conmigo. means “She came to the party with me.”
– ¿Por qué no vienes conmigo? means “Why don’t you come with me?”
– Estoy aprendiendo a bailar; ven a practicar conmigo. means “I’m learning to dance; come practice with me.”

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