novedades
/no-beh-DAH-dehs/
news

Novedades can refer to news or updates about someone's life.
novedades(noun)
news
?general updates about a person or situation
,updates
?latest information on a project or event
developments
?changes in a situation
📝 In Action
¿Tienes novedades sobre tu nuevo trabajo?
A2Do you have any news about your new job?
Por ahora no hay novedades importantes.
A2There are no important updates for now.
Llámanos si tienes alguna novedad.
B1Call us if you have any news (singular used as a concept).
💡 Grammar Points
Always Feminine
Even though it ends in '-es', this word is feminine. Use 'las' or 'muchas' with it.
Plural vs. Singular
While 'novedad' means a single new thing, 'novedades' is the go-to word for general 'news' or 'updates'.
❌ Common Pitfalls
Novedades vs. Noticias
Mistake: "Using 'noticias' for personal updates."
Correction: Use 'novedades' for personal changes and 'noticias' for the 6 o'clock news on TV.
⭐ Usage Tips
A Great Greeting
Instead of just saying '¿Cómo estás?', try asking '¿Qué novedades hay?' to sound more like a native speaker.

Novedades also means new arrivals or latest products in a store.
novedades(noun)
new arrivals
?new products in a shop
,novelties
?new and interesting items
latest features
?new functions in software or technology
📝 In Action
La tienda tiene muchas novedades esta temporada.
B1The store has many new arrivals this season.
Me encanta ver las novedades editoriales.
B2I love looking at the new book releases.
💡 Grammar Points
Describing New Things
When talking about items, use the adjective 'novedoso' to say something is innovative.
⭐ Usage Tips
Shopping Tip
Look for a 'Novedades' sign in Spanish stores to find the latest trends and items.
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: novedades
Question 1 of 2
If you are in a bookstore and see a sign for 'Novedades', what will you find there?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'novedades' only for news?
No! While it often means 'news' or 'updates', it is also used for 'new arrivals' in stores or 'new features' in apps and games.
Can I use 'novedades' to mean 'the news' on TV?
Not really. For the televised news report, you should use 'las noticias' or 'el telediario'.