Yo comparto un consejo importante con mis amigos.

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Breakdown of Yo comparto un consejo importante con mis amigos.

• con: with
• el amigo: the friend
• importante: important
• mis: my
• compartir: to share
• el consejo: the tip

Questions & Answers about Yo comparto un consejo importante con mis amigos.

Why do we use un consejo importante instead of un importante consejo?

In Spanish, it’s most common to place adjectives after the noun. Saying un consejo importante sounds more natural in everyday speech. While you might hear an adjective before the noun for stylistic or emphasis reasons, the neutral position is after the noun.

Can we leave out Yo and simply say Comparto un consejo importante con mis amigos?

Yes. In Spanish, subject pronouns can often be omitted because verb conjugation usually makes it clear who is performing the action. Comparto un consejo importante con mis amigos is perfectly acceptable and is commonly used in everyday conversation.

What is the difference between consejo and other similar words like aviso or recomendación?

• Consejo typically refers to an opinion or suggestion on what someone should do about a situation.
• Aviso is more like a notice or warning, telling someone something they should be aware of.
• Recomendación is closer to a proposal or suggestion that something is beneficial.

Does compartir here only mean to share in a physical sense?

No. In Spanish, compartir can mean both giving others part of something tangible (for example, sharing food) and sharing intangible things, such as an idea, opinion, or advice—like in this sentence.

Why do we say mis amigos instead of just amigos?

Using mis amigos indicates that they are my friends, adding a personal relationship to the statement. Though you might say con amigos in more general contexts (like with friends in a broad sense), con mis amigos specifically points to the speaker’s own group of friends.