asesor
/ah-seh-SOR/
advisor
An 'asesor' provides expert guidance and advice to others.
asesor(noun)
advisor
?someone who gives expert advice
,consultant
?a professional hired for expert knowledge
counselor
?legal or specialized guidance
📝 In Action
Necesito hablar con mi asesor financiero antes de comprar la casa.
B1I need to talk to my financial advisor before buying the house.
El presidente tiene un grupo de asesores muy capaces.
B2The president has a group of very capable advisors.
Ella trabaja como asesora de imagen para celebridades.
B1She works as an image consultant for celebrities.
💡 Grammar Points
People words and gender
Even though this entry is for the masculine 'asesor,' you simply add an 'a' at the end ('asesora') when talking about a woman.
❌ Common Pitfalls
Don't confuse with 'advice'
Mistake: "Using 'asesor' to mean the tip or advice itself."
Correction: Use 'asesor' for the PERSON and 'consejo' or 'asesoramiento' for the actual advice they give.
⭐ Usage Tips
Professional context
Use 'asesor' when the person is a professional or expert. For a friend giving casual advice, 'amigo' or 'consejero' is more natural.
The word 'asesor' can describe an advisory role focused on providing guidance.
asesor(adjective)
advisory
?describing a role that provides guidance
consulting
?related to professional consulting services
📝 In Action
El comité asesor se reunirá el próximo lunes.
B2The advisory committee will meet next Monday.
Ella realiza labores asesoras en la empresa.
C1She performs advisory duties at the company.
💡 Grammar Points
Matching the noun
When using this as a descriptive word, make sure it matches the thing it describes. For a feminine group, use 'asesora' (e.g., 'la junta asesora').
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: asesor
Question 1 of 2
Which of these people is an 'asesor fiscal'?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between an 'asesor' and a 'consultor'?
They are very similar! An 'asesor' often has a more long-term relationship providing ongoing guidance, while a 'consultor' is often hired for a specific, short-term project to solve a particular problem.
Can I use 'asesor' for a school counselor?
Usually, school counselors are called 'orientadores.' 'Asesor' is mostly used for business, finance, or technical experts.