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In this article, you'll learn about Spanish cognates and start sounding more Spanish right away!
Because English and Spanish come from nearby language families, youโll find it easier to learn Spanish than a language that has no shared vocabulary at all.
So learning Spanish cognates will give your vocab an instant boost. But you need to be wary of Spanish false cognates, so-called false friends.
But don't worry, by the end of this post, you'll be able to sort the true friends from the false ones and avoid embarrassing translation errors that English speakers usually make!
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English is a Germanic language that borrows a lot of its vocabulary from French; both French and Spanish are Romance languages that are derived from Latin.
This means that if a Spanish word is similar to an English word, thatโs no accident: they very likely come from the same root and have a similar meaning.
Words that have the same etymological origin are called cognates, and usually have a similar spelling and pronunciation. One example is the word โnight,โ which appears in dozens of Germanic and Romance languages in a slightly different form:
Night โ English
Nacht โ German
Nuit โ French
Noche โ Spanish
Some words, however, are โfalse friendsโ that have the same origin but not the same meaning. Somewhere along the way, their meanings diverged, and now they sound alike but mean totally different things.
For example, if you use the Spanish word embarazada, thinking it means that youโre โembarrassedโ, you might be surprised to learn that it actually means โpregnantโ!
Itโs important to identify these false cognates to avoid confusion, but donโt worry about them too much โ most words that look similar are similar.
Easy Spanish Cognates
First, letโs look at a few words that donโt change much between Spanish and English. These words typically keep the same spelling, but are pronounced differently. Some have accent marks that show you where to put the emphasis in Spanish.
chocolate โ chocolate
animal โ animal
region โ regiรณn
professional โ professional
popular โ popular
Words that end in โal or -ar are often the same in both languages. Many other words can be turned into Spanish verbs by adding -ar or -ir:
exist โ existir
adjust โ adjustar
represent โ representar
Remember, Spanish is a phonetic language that pronounces all letters and syllables in the written word, including those that would be silent in English. For example, the word chocolate is only three syllables in English (or even two, if you pronounce it โchรดkโฒlฤญtโ), but four in Spanish: (choh-koh-lah-teh).
Spanish Cognate Patterns
The best thing about Spanish cognates is that they arenโt random. Many of them follow consistent patterns, so if you know one, you can apply the same rule to other words that use the same pattern.
Often, you just have to swap out the ending of an English word to form its Spanish equivalent.
Here are a few of the most common patterns:
-o Endings
English words are more likely than Spanish words to end in a consonant, so some of the most common Spanish cognates simply use an โo ending:
Change -ous To-oso
Adjectives that end in -ous in English change to -oso in Spanish:
curious โ curioso
delicious โ delicioso
Change -ry To -rio
Words that end in -ry (usually nouns) end in โrio in Spanish:
anniversary โ anniversario
vocabulary โ vocabulario
contrary โ contrario
Change -ic To -ico
Words that end in -ic often end in โico in Spanish:
classic โ clรกsico
democratic โ democrรกtico
economic โ econรณmico
Change โive To โivo
Words that end in โive in English typically take an โivo ending in Spanish:
active โ activo
effective โ efectivo
Add -o To -ct And โid
Words that end in -ct or โid simply need an -o at the end:
except โ excepto
perfect โ perfecto
correct โ correcto
rapid โ rรกpido
Because so many Spanish words end in an -o, it can be tempting to add an -o to any English word to make it โsoundโ Spanish. Not only is this a lazy shortcut, it doesnโt always work. As weโll see, other cognate endings are a little more complicated.
-a And-e Endings
Many Spanish words end in -a or -e. This includes words that end in -ble and -ple, which are often spelled the same in both English and Spanish:
terrible โ terrible
simple โ simple
Change -ance To-ancia
Words that end in -ance usually change to -ancia:
distance โ distancia
ambulance โ ambulancia
Change -nt To-nte
Words that end in -ant or โent usually end in โante or โente:
distant โ distante
important โ importante
apparent โ aparente
Change โist To โista
Words that end in -ist usually refer to people and take an -a ending in Spanish:
tourist โ tourista
artist โ artista
These rules can vary, so learning cognates shouldnโt take the place of studying Spanish vocabulary. However, it can help you identify related words more easily.
Other Endings
Other cognate endings are a little more complex, but still follow a standard pattern once you get to know them. These groups usually share a theme in addition to an ending.
Change -tion To-cion
In English, many words that end in โtion have a Latin root, so thereโs very likely to be a Spanish cognate. The Spanish word will usually end in ciรณn:
attention โ atenciรณn
celebration โ celebraciรณn
civilization โ civilizaciรณn
Change -ly To-mente
Words that end in โly in English are usually adverbs. These end in -mente in Spanish, so knowing this ending can help you identify adverbs more easily:
absolutely โ absolutamente
recently โ recientemente
perfectly โ perfectamente
Change -ty To-dad
Words that end in โty are often abstract concepts in English. This ending becomes the common Spanish ending โdad:
activity โ actividad
nationality โ nacionalidad
eternity โ eternidad
city โ ciudad
Change -ism To-ismo
Words that end in โism include political and philosophical concepts. These words have an additional -o on the end in Spanish:
racism โ racismo
patriotism โ patrismo
idealism โ idealismo
These groupings are just helpful ways to think about cognates and find some common patterns, but they arenโt hard and fast rules. Always look a word up if you arenโt sure about its meaning, because it may not be as straightforward as it sounds.
Other cognates donโt share a common spelling, such as โnightโ and noche, or โhourโ and hora, but still have a similar meaning and etymological origin.
Next, weโll look at some cognates that can trip you up if you arenโt careful. Take note of them now, so you wonโt be surprised when you encounter them in Spanish!
False Friends And English To Spanish Translation
There are many aspects of Spanish that make it easy for English speakers.
Often, an English to Spanish translation can be perfectly literal, and you can produce a native sounding sentence without changing the English word order at all.
For example, if you misplace your phone, you might ask: โWhere is my mobile?โ
If you tried to say this word-for-word in Spanish, you'd get: โDรณnde estรก mi mรณvil?โ
And you'd be right โ this is correct Spanish.
This is an example of when a direct English to Spanish translation works well.
But, as you're probably aware, this isn't always the case โฆ especially when it comes to vocabulary.
Suddenly, you realise your mobile is in your pocket after all!
Feeling foolish, you say: โActually, it's in my pocket!โ
You say it in Spanish: โActualmente, estรก en mi bolsillo!โ
Ooops!
If you didn't sense any red flags at this point โฆ you should have!
These are the kind of mistakes that immediately give you away as an English speaker.
In order to start sounding more native-like, you need to learn to identify when you're using a literal English to Spanish translation, and figure out how native speakers express the same thing.
How can you do this? And what's the problem with the sentence above?
Wellโฆ
Know Your Spanish False Cognates!
False cognates in Spanish (otherwise known as โfalse friendsโ) are words that are also found in English, but that are used differently, or carry a different meaning altogether.
Let's look at a very commonly misused false cognate in Spanish that we saw above:
English: actually
Spanish: actualmente
In English, we use โactuallyโ to mean: โin fact.โ
But in Spanish, it means something different: at the moment, nowadays
โฆa very different meaning.
This is a classic example of a false cognate in Spanish.
Here's how you might hear an English speaker misuse this word in Spanish:
What you really said: *At the moment, I wanted to tell youโฆ
What you should have said: Por cierto, querรญa contarte
The correct translation of โactuallyโ is por cierto.
So, Step 1 in making your language sound more natural is to identify the places you're using false cognates in Spanish.
Once you're aware of this, you can grab a Spanish dictionary and figure out the correct usage of the word.
In the case of actualmenteโฆ
Antes era un lujo pero actualmente es una necesidad (It used to be a luxury but nowadays it's a necessity)
Se encuentra actualmente en Suecia (She's in Sweden currently)
Now, you might be thinking this is going to be horribly confusing!
But really, it's not.
When I first learnt Spanish, I found that simply reading lists of false cognates in Spanish, becoming aware I had to look out for them, and then paying attentionโฆwas enough.
Some More Examples Of False Friends In Spanish
Here are a few other false friends in English and Spanish:
Atender looks like a cognate of the verb โattend,โ but it doesnโt mean to attend a class or a meeting. It means to attend tosomeone or something, or to take care of them. In Spanish, youโd use the word asistir to mean โattend.โ
Asistir as you've probably now guessed, doesn't mean โto assistโ. For that, youโd use the Spanish word ayudar, which means โto helpโ! You can see how the slight change in meaning could lead to confusion if you use the wrong word in conversation.
รบltimo looks like it might mean โultimate,โ but it actually means โlastโ or โlatestโ in Spanish. This makes sense when you think about it in terms of the wordโs Latin root: after all, penultimate means โsecond-to-last.โ
Realizar means to achieve or carry out something; to say that you โnoticedโ something, youโd use the phrase darse cuenta, which almost literally means โto give an account to oneself.โ (i.e., โMe doy cuentaโ means โI realize it.โ)
Advertencia means a โwarningโ in Spanish, not an advertisement; to refer to an ad in a newspaper, youโd use the word publicidad.
Recordar means โto rememberโ or โto recall.โ To say that you made a recording, youโd use the word grabar, which means โto record.โ
Molestar has a slightly less harsh connotation in Spanish; it simply means โto annoy.โ Likewise, contestar simply means โto answer,โ not to argue or contest.
Mil refers to a thousand in Spanish, not a million; that would be millรณn, while billion is mil millones or un millardo. That can get confusing real fast!
How To Learn Spanish Cognates
Donโt be scared off by these false friends; the vast majority of Spanish cognates have similar meanings in English. When you see a familiar-looking word in Spanish, see if you can guess its meaning before looking it up.
Youโll be able to read and comprehend Spanish much more quickly if you can identify the most common cognate patterns and rely on their similarities with English.
With this approach, you wonโt need to learn every Spanish word individually; you might even be surprised at how many Spanish words are already in your vocabulary!
You'll grow your Spanish vocab in no time and you'll soon figure out which cognates are false friends and which ones are true!
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