importar
matter · care · mind
Traer productos o servicios de otro país para usarlos o venderlos en el propio.
The Spanish verb "importar" means "to matter" or "to be important." It is commonly used to express concern or significance about something.
Example:
- Me importa tu opinión. – I care about your opinion.
Additionally, "importar" can also mean "to import" in the context of bringing goods or services into a country.
Example:
- La empresa importa coches de Japón. – The company imports cars from Japan.
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Examples
No importa si llueve en la playa.verb
It doesn't matter if it rains at the beach.
Me importa mucho tu opinión.verb
I care a lot about your opinion.
No me importa llegar tarde.verb
I don't mind being late.
¿Te importan los animales?verb
Do you care about animals?
A ellos no les importó perder el partido.verb
They didn't care about losing the game.
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