frases
“frases” means “sentences” in Spanish (grammatically complete units).
sentences, phrases
Also: quotes, expressions
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Tengo que escribir tres frases sobre mi familia.
A1I have to write three sentences about my family.
Me encantan las frases de esa película.
A2I love the quotes from that movie.
No entiendo las frases hechas en español.
B1I don't understand set phrases (idioms) in Spanish.
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Quick Quiz: frases
Question 1 of 1
Which phrase would you use to describe 'famous quotes' in Spanish?
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📚 Etymology▼
From the Greek word 'phrasis,' meaning a 'way of speaking,' which passed through Latin into Spanish.
First recorded: 13th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does 'frases' always need a verb?
No. Unlike 'oraciones,' a 'frase' can be a simple group of words without a verb, like '¡Qué buena suerte!'
Is 'frases' masculine or feminine?
It is feminine. You should say 'las frases' or 'muchas frases.'