con
with
Es una palabra que se usa para indicar que algo está acompañado de otra cosa o persona.
The word "con" in Spanish means "with." It is used to indicate accompaniment, association, or the presence of something alongside something or someone else. Here are a few examples of how "con" is used:
- I went to the park with my friends. (Fui al parque con mis amigos.)
- He likes coffee with milk. (Le gusta el café con leche.)
- They danced with joy. (Bailaron con alegría.)
It's a basic yet very common preposition in Spanish that helps to connect actions or items with their companions or attributes.
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Examples
Voy al cine con mis amigos.preposition
I am going to the movies with my friends.
Trabajo con mi madre en la cocina.preposition
I work with my mother in the kitchen.
La puerta está cerrada con llave.preposition
The door is locked with a key.
Tengo un conocido con dislexia.preposition
I have an acquaintance with dyslexia.
Voy con mi hermano al parque.preposition
I go with my brother to the park.
¿Quieres café con o sin leche?preposition
Do you want coffee with or without milk?
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