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How do you say "inspired" in Spanish (Latin America)?
inspirado
In Spanish (Latin America), "inspired" is inspirado.
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Pronunciation
Pronounce "inspirado" as i-nspi-RA-do, keeping the r light and the vowels short and clean the way they're spoken across Mexico and Latin America.
Grammar notes
inspirado is a adjective used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
La música la dejó inspirada.
The music left her feeling inspired.
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How to remember inspirado
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Related words
- excited emocionado
- thrilled emocionado
- terrified aterrorizado
- shocked sorprendido
- disgusted disgustado
- sympathetic Simpático
- empathetic empático
- optimistic optimista
- pessimistic pesimista
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Questions about inspirado
How do you pronounce inspirado?
Pronounce "inspirado" as i-nspi-RA-do, keeping the r light and the vowels short and clean the way they're spoken across Mexico and Latin America.
Is inspirado formal or casual?
inspirado is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is inspirado used in Spanish (Latin America)?
inspirado is used the same way as the equivalent English adjective. For example: La música la dejó inspirada. (The music left her feeling inspired.).
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"Inspired" in other languages
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