How to Say "bringing about" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “bringing about” is “causando” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
La lluvia está causando mucho tráfico.
The rain is causing a lot of traffic.
Estás causando una buena impresión.
You are making (causing) a good impression.
El ruido sigue causando molestias a los vecinos.
The noise continues causing annoyance to the neighbors.
The '-ando' Ending
This word is a 'gerund,' which is just a fancy way of saying it's the '-ing' form of the verb. In Spanish, '-ar' verbs change their ending to '-ando' to show an action is in progress.
Using it as a Noun
Mistake: “Using 'causando' to mean 'the causing of something.'”
Correction: In Spanish, we use the noun 'la causa' or the infinitive 'causar' instead. For example, say 'Causar problemas es malo' not 'Causando problemas es malo'.
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