aventuras
“aventuras” means “adventures” in Spanish (Exciting or risky experiences).
adventures
Also: escapades
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Siempre leemos libros sobre grandes aventuras.
A1We always read books about great adventures.
Después de la universidad, se fue a buscar nuevas aventuras por el mundo.
A2After university, she left to seek new adventures around the world.
La vida está llena de pequeñas y grandes aventuras diarias.
B1Life is full of small and great daily adventures.
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Which sentence correctly uses the word 'aventuras'?
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Comes from the Latin word *adventura*, meaning 'things that are about to happen.' This shows that an adventure is always about looking forward to the future and what might occur next.
First recorded: 13th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does 'aventuras' always mean something positive?
Usually, yes! It implies excitement and exploration. However, sometimes Spanish speakers use it playfully or ironically to describe a series of unfortunate events or complications, like 'We had quite the adventure getting here!'
What is the difference between 'aventuras' and 'viajes'?
'Viajes' (trips/travels) refers to the act of moving from place to place. 'Aventuras' (adventures) refers to the exciting or unusual experiences that happen during those trips or even in daily life.