gratitud
“gratitud” means “gratitude” in Spanish (feeling of thankfulness).
gratitude, thankfulness
Also: appreciation
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Quiero expresar mi profunda gratitud por su ayuda.
B1I want to express my deep gratitude for your help.
La gratitud es un sentimiento que nos hace mejores personas.
B2Gratitude is a feeling that makes us better people.
Lo hizo como una muestra de gratitud.
B1He did it as a sign of thankfulness.
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Comes directly from the Latin word *gratitūdinem*, which means 'thankfulness' or 'a grateful feeling.' It shares roots with the word 'gracias' (thanks) and the English word 'grace.'
First recorded: 15th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 'gratitud' and 'agradecimiento'?
'Gratitud' and 'agradecimiento' are synonyms and mean the same thing (thankfulness). 'Agradecimiento' is often slightly more common in everyday speech, but you can use either one interchangeably in most situations.
Does 'gratitud' change its ending?
No. Since 'gratitud' is a noun, it only changes to become plural: 'gratitudes.' It does not change based on who is feeling it, unlike the adjective 'agradecido' (which changes to 'agradecida,' 'agradecidos,' etc.).