How to Say "benefits" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “benefits” is “beneficios” — use 'beneficios' for general positive outcomes, advantages, or profits resulting from something..
beneficios
beh-neh-FEE-see-ohs/be.neˈfi.sjos/
Examples
¿Cuáles son los beneficios de aprender un nuevo idioma?
What are the benefits of learning a new language?
Mi nuevo trabajo incluye beneficios de salud y vacaciones pagadas.
My new job includes health benefits and paid vacation.
Los beneficios del ejercicio se notan rápidamente.
The advantages of exercise are quickly noticeable.
Always Plural
Even though the singular 'beneficio' exists, this word is most often used in its plural form 'beneficios' because we usually refer to multiple positive things at once.
ventajas
/ben-TA-has//benˈtaxas/
Examples
Vivir en el centro tiene muchas ventajas.
Living downtown has many advantages.
Debemos analizar las ventajas y desventajas del plan.
We must analyze the pros and cons of the plan.
Una de las ventajas es que el transporte es gratuito.
One of the benefits is that transport is free.
It's always feminine
Since this is a feminine word, always use feminine helpers like 'las' or 'muchas' (e.g., 'las ventajas', not 'los ventajas').
Plural form
This is the plural form of 'ventaja'. In Spanish, we add '-s' to the end of words that end in a vowel to show there is more than one.
Gender Mismatch
Mistake: “muchos ventajas”
Correction: muchas ventajas
frutos
/froo-tohs//ˈfɾutos/
Examples
Al fin vemos los frutos de nuestro esfuerzo.
We are finally seeing the fruits of our effort.
Su dedicación dio grandes frutos en el proyecto.
His dedication bore great fruit in the project.
Abstract Plural
While you can use the singular 'fruto' for a result, the plural 'frutos' is very common when talking about multiple benefits or a general outcome of effort.
Beneficios vs. Ventajas
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