When using 'aseguro' to guarantee a fact, you often follow it with 'que' before the rest of the sentence: 'Aseguro que es verdad' (I assure that it is true).

Use of 'Que'

To emphasize that you are guaranteeing it personally, use the indirect object pronoun 'te' (to you): 'Te aseguro' is much stronger than just 'Aseguro'.

Making it Personal

Very common when expressing certainty, promises, or guarantees.

Confusing Verbs

When talking about insurance, you usually specify what you are protecting against using the word 'contra' (against): 'Aseguro mi coche contra accidentes' (I insure my car against accidents).

The preposition 'Contra'

Common in financial or legal contexts when discussing protection against risk.

This meaning refers to the physical act of making something safe. Think of it as putting a 'seguro' (safety mechanism/lock) on something.

Physical Action

Common when describing the physical act of fastening or making something stable.

Learn the three main meanings of 'Aseguro' (I assure, I insure, I secure), its full conjugation, and usage tips for guaranteeing certainty or financial protection in Spanish.

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indicative

present

future

imperfect

conditional

preterite

imperative

negative

affirmative

subjunctive

present

imperfect

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