boletín
“boletín” means “newsletter” in Spanish (a regular digital or printed publication).
newsletterAlso: bulletin, report card
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Me suscribí al boletín informativo de la biblioteca.
A2I subscribed to the library's newsletter.
El boletín de noticias se publica todos los lunes.
B1The news bulletin is published every Monday.
Tengo que mostrarle mi boletín de notas a mis padres.
B1I have to show my report card to my parents.
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Derived from the word 'boleta' (small document or stamp), which comes from the Italian 'bolletta', the diminutive of 'bolla' (seal or bubble). It originally referred to a stamped official document.
First recorded: 18th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'boletín' the same as 'revista'?
Not exactly. A 'revista' is a magazine, which is usually longer and more visual. A 'boletín' is typically shorter, focused on specific updates or official news.
Can I use 'boletín' for a raffle ticket?
No, for a raffle or lottery ticket, you should use 'boleto' or 'participación'.
Is 'boletín' used for weather reports?
Yes, 'boletín meteorológico' is a common way to refer to a weather bulletin or official weather update.