diversión
/dee-vehr-SYOHN/
fun
When something brings general enjoyment or pleasure, we call it diversión (fun).
diversión(noun)
fun
?general enjoyment or pleasure
,amusement
?the state of being entertained
enjoyment
?pleasure received from an activity
📝 In Action
La fiesta fue mucha diversión, me encantó.
A1The party was a lot of fun, I loved it.
Buscamos más diversión en nuestras vacaciones.
A2We are looking for more enjoyment on our vacation.
Lo hago solo por diversión.
A2I do it just for fun.
💡 Grammar Points
Feminine Noun Rule
Words that end in -ción, like 'diversión,' are almost always feminine in Spanish. Always use 'la' or 'una' before them.
⭐ Usage Tips
Using the Verb Form
If you want to say 'I had fun,' you must use the related verb 'divertirse' (Me divertí), not the noun 'diversión'.
Diversión can also mean entertainment, like watching an activity or show.
📝 In Action
El parque de atracciones ofrece muchas diversiones para toda la familia.
B1The amusement park offers many forms of entertainment for the whole family.
Busquemos alguna diversión nocturna en el centro.
B2Let's look for some nighttime entertainment downtown.
💡 Grammar Points
Plural Use
When referring to multiple specific activities or attractions, 'diversión' is often used in the plural: 'diversiones'.
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: diversión
Question 1 of 1
Which sentence correctly uses a word from the 'diversión' family to express personal enjoyment?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'diversión' countable?
Generally, 'diversión' (fun/enjoyment) is uncountable, like water or air. However, when referring to specific activities or attractions (Meaning 2), it can be used in the plural: 'Hay muchas diversiones en el parque' (There are many attractions in the park).