visitantes
“visitantes” means “visitors” in Spanish (people coming to a location).
visitors
Also: guests, attendees
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El parque nacional limita el número de visitantes por día.
B1The national park limits the number of visitors per day.
Los visitantes extranjeros trajeron regalos típicos de su país.
B2The foreign guests brought typical gifts from their country.
Hay que revisar las credenciales de todos los visitantes.
A2We must check the credentials of all the visitors.
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Which sentence correctly uses 'visitantes' to refer to a group of people?
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The word comes from the Latin verb *visitare*, which means 'to go to see' or 'to look at often.' The root is related to the idea of sight, giving us the sense of someone who comes to see a place or person.
First recorded: Around the 13th century in Spanish.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 'visitantes' and 'turistas'?
'Visitantes' is a broader term meaning anyone who visits (e.g., a visitor to your home, a visitor to a website, or a visitor to a museum). 'Turistas' specifically refers to people traveling for pleasure or culture, usually staying away from home overnight.