Expressing "although" with aunque
To talk about pushing through challenges, you will need the word aunque ("although" or "even though").
| although / even though | aunque |
When you want to state a factual, known obstacle that you are actively facing, pair aunque with the normal present tense (the present indicative).
| Although it is raining, I continue along the trail. | Aunque llueve, sigo por el sendero. |
| Although the road is steep, I can walk. | Aunque el camino es empinado, puedo caminar. |
The structure is very similar to English: Aunque + [factual obstacle], + [action]. It is perfect for talking about determination and overcoming minor outdoor setbacks.
| Although there is a lot of mud, we reach the river. | Aunque hay mucho barro, alcanzamos el río. |
| Although the mosquitoes bother us, we are staying in the forest. | Aunque los mosquitos nos molestan, nos quedamos en el bosque. |
| Although I am tired, I want to reach the top. | Aunque estoy cansado, quiero alcanzar la cima. |
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