
revistas
reh-VEES-tas
📝 In Action
Compré varias revistas en el aeropuerto para el viaje.
A1I bought several magazines at the airport for the trip.
Las revistas de moda son muy caras.
A2Fashion magazines are very expensive.
Guardamos las viejas revistas en la caja del ático.
A2We kept the old magazines in the box in the attic.
💡 Grammar Points
Feminine Plural
This word is the plural form of 'revista.' Remember that 'la revista' is feminine, so you must use feminine words like 'las' or 'estas' before it.
❌ Common Pitfalls
Gender confusion
Mistake: "Los revistas"
Correction: Las revistas. Even though it ends in '-as,' always remember the singular form ('la revista') to keep the gender correct.
⭐ Usage Tips
Reading Material
Use 'revistas' generally for popular, glossy, or accessible publications. For serious academic papers, you might prefer 'publicaciones' or 'diarios científicos.'
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: revistas
Question 1 of 2
Which sentence uses 'revistas' as a verb?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 'revistas' (noun) and 'revistas' (verb)?
The noun 'revistas' means 'magazines' or 'journals.' The verb form 'revistas' means 'you inspect' or 'you review' (the 'tú' form of the verb 'revistar'). You can tell them apart by the surrounding words, especially if there is a 'tú' or a definite article like 'las'.
Is 'revistas' the same as 'periódicos'?
No. 'Revistas' (magazines) are usually published less often (weekly or monthly) and are often printed on higher quality paper with more color and specialized content. 'Periódicos' (newspapers) are usually daily and cover general news.