Breakdown of Viajo con un grupo de amigos.
de
of
con
with / just by (+ -ing)
el amigo
the friend
un
a, an, some
viajar
to travel
el grupo
the group / the band
Questions & Answers about Viajo con un grupo de amigos.
Why is there no word for "I" before Viajo?
In Spanish, the verb ending usually tells you who is doing the action. The -o at the end of Viajo means "I travel". You could say Yo viajo, but native speakers usually drop the yo unless they want to emphasize it.
Does amigos mean it is a group of only male friends?
Not necessarily. In Spanish, if a group has both males and females, you always use the masculine plural (amigos). You only use the feminine plural (amigas) if every single person in the group is female.
Why do we use de in this sentence?
The word de means "of" (or "from"). Just like in English, it connects the collection word (grupo) to what is in it. So un grupo de amigos translates directly to "a group of friends".
How do you pronounce the "v" and "j" in Viajo?
In Spanish, the v sounds very similar to an English "b" (especially at the start of a word). The j makes a strong, breathy "h" sound. So, Viajo sounds a lot like "bee-AH-ho".
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