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conversaciones

kon-ber-sa-SYO-nes/kombeɾsaˈθjones/

“conversaciones” means “conversations” in Spanish (General term for talking).

conversations, discussions

Also: talks, dialogues
NounfA1
Two simplified, colorful figures standing and facing each other. Abstract, curved lines and small shapes flow between them, symbolizing the active exchange of dialogue in a conversation.

📝 In Action

Tuvimos unas conversaciones muy profundas sobre el futuro.

A2

We had some very deep conversations about the future.

¿Escuchaste las conversaciones de la gente en la mesa de al lado?

A1

Did you hear the conversations of the people at the next table?

Las conversaciones de paz se reanudarán la próxima semana.

B1

The peace talks will resume next week.

Word Connections

Synonyms

  • charlas (chats (more casual))
  • diálogos (dialogues)

Common Collocations

  • mantener conversaciones – to hold conversations
  • iniciar conversaciones – to start discussions

Translate to Spanish

Words that translate to "conversaciones" in Spanish:

conversations→dialogues→discussions→talks→

✏️ Quick Practice

Quick Quiz: conversaciones

Question 1 of 1

Which sentence correctly uses 'conversaciones'?

📚 More Resources

👥 Word Family▼
conversación(conversation (singular)) — Noun
conversar(to converse, to talk) — Verb
conversador(talkative person) — Noun
🎵 Rhymes▼
📚 Etymology▼

This word comes from the Latin word *conversatio*, which originally meant 'the act of turning around.' Over time, its meaning shifted to 'social interaction' and eventually 'talking together,' giving us the word we use today.

First recorded: 13th century (in its singular form)

Cognates (Related words)

English: conversationPortuguese: conversações

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I should use the singular 'conversación' or the plural 'conversaciones'?

Use the plural 'conversaciones' when you are referring to multiple distinct chats or discussions, or when referring to ongoing talks (like 'peace talks'). Use the singular 'conversación' when talking about a single instance of talking.

What is the difference between 'conversaciones' and 'discusiones'?

'Conversaciones' refers to a general exchange of words, which is usually pleasant or neutral. 'Discusiones' (discussions) often implies a debate, argument, or a disagreement, even if it's a polite one.