inolvidable
“inolvidable” means “unforgettable” in Spanish (something that leaves a lasting impression).
unforgettable
Also: memorable
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Fue una noche inolvidable.
A1It was an unforgettable night.
La vista desde la montaña es inolvidable.
A2The view from the mountain is unforgettable.
Tuvimos una experiencia inolvidable durante nuestras vacaciones en España.
B1We had an unforgettable experience during our vacation in Spain.
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Quick Quiz: inolvidable
Question 1 of 3
Which of these would you most likely describe as 'inolvidable'?
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From the prefix 'in-' (meaning 'not') combined with the verb 'olvidar' (to forget) and the suffix '-able' (meaning 'capable of'). It shares roots with the Latin word 'oblivisci'.
First recorded: 15th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does 'inolvidable' change if I'm talking about a group of things?
Yes! If you are talking about multiple things, you just add an '-s' to make it 'inolvidables.' For example: 'momentos inolvidables'.
Can I use 'inolvidable' to describe a person?
Absolutely. If you meet someone who leaves a huge impression on you, you can say 'Eres una persona inolvidable' (You are an unforgettable person).
Is 'inolvidable' more formal than 'memorable'?
They are very similar, but 'inolvidable' carries a bit more emotional weight and is slightly more common in everyday storytelling.