memorable
“memorable” means “memorable” in Spanish (worth remembering).
memorable
Also: unforgettable, noteworthy
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Tuvimos unas vacaciones memorables en México.
A2We had a memorable vacation in Mexico.
Fue un discurso memorable que cambió la opinión de muchos.
B1It was a memorable speech that changed many people's opinions.
La victoria del equipo fue un momento memorable para la ciudad.
B2The team's victory was a memorable moment for the city.
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Which of these is the best synonym for 'memorable'?
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From the Latin word 'memorabilis,' which means 'worthy of being remembered.' It comes from the root 'memor,' which relates to the mind and remembering.
First recorded: 15th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does 'memorable' have a feminine form?
No, it is the same for both masculine and feminine nouns. For example: 'el viaje memorable' and 'la boda memorable'.
Is 'memorable' a common word in Spanish?
Yes, it's very common in both spoken and written Spanish, especially when reviewing movies, books, or sharing personal stories.
What is the difference between 'recordable' and 'memorable'?
'Recordable' means something *can* be remembered or recorded, while 'memorable' implies that it *should* be remembered because it was special or significant.