ofertas
/oh-FEHR-tahs/
sales

Ofertas refers to sales or reduced prices in a store.
ofertas(noun)
sales
?reduced prices in a store
,deals
?special offers or bargains
bids
?amounts offered in an auction or business tender
,proposals
?suggestions or job offers
📝 In Action
Hay muchas ofertas en el centro comercial hoy.
A1There are many sales at the mall today.
He recibido varias ofertas de trabajo.
A2I have received several job offers.
Aprovecha las ofertas antes de que terminen.
B1Take advantage of the deals before they end.
💡 Grammar Points
Always Feminine
Even when there are many, this word always uses feminine markers: say 'las ofertas' or 'unas ofertas'.
❌ Common Pitfalls
On sale vs. Sale
Mistake: "Using 'en venta' for a discount."
Correction: Use 'en oferta' for a discounted price; 'en venta' just means the item is available for purchase.
⭐ Usage Tips
Shopping context
In Spain, 'rebajas' is more common for seasonal clearance (like winter sales), while 'ofertas' is used for general deals year-round.

Ofertas can also mean 'you offer', such as when proposing a price.
ofertas(verb)
you offer
?used when you (informal) propose a price or bid
you bid
?specifically in auctions or formal tenders
📝 In Action
Tú ofertas un precio y ellos deciden si lo aceptan.
B2You bid a price and they decide if they accept it.
💡 Grammar Points
Specific Bidding
This verb form is specific to the action 'to offer a bid'. For general giving or offering help, use 'ofreces' instead.
⭐ Usage Tips
Professional Tone
You will mostly see this form in legal documents, eBay-style auctions, or business negotiations.
🔄 Conjugations
subjunctive
imperfect
present
indicative
preterite
imperfect
present
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: ofertas
Question 1 of 2
Which of these phrases would you look for if you want a discount while shopping?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'ofertas' only for discounts?
No, it can also mean proposals or job offers ('ofertas de trabajo').
What is the difference between 'ofertas' and 'rebajas'?
'Rebajas' usually refers to large seasonal sales (like after Christmas), while 'ofertas' are specific deals or discounts that can happen anytime.