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How to Say "convenient" in Spanish

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conveniente

kohn-veh-nee-EN-teh/kombeˈnjente/

AdjectiveA2General
Use 'conveniente' when referring to something that is practical, suitable, or well-situated, often related to location or circumstance.
A person smiling while taking a very short, straight sidewalk directly from a house door to a waiting bicycle, illustrating convenience.

Examples

La tienda está en una ubicación muy conveniente.

The store is in a very convenient location.

El horario de la clase es conveniente para mí.

The class schedule is convenient for me.

Agreement with Nouns

'Conveniente' is one of those adjectives that ends in -e, so it stays the same whether the noun is masculine or feminine (e.g., 'el lugar conveniente' and 'la hora conveniente').

cómodo

AdjectiveB1General
Choose 'cómodo' when 'convenient' implies ease, comfort, or simplicity in an action or situation, rather than just practicality.

Examples

Es más cómodo pagar con tarjeta que usar efectivo.

It is more convenient to pay by card than to use cash.

práctico

AdjectiveB1General
Use 'práctico' when 'convenient' emphasizes the usefulness and ease of use of an object or tool for a specific purpose.

Examples

Esta mochila es muy práctica para viajar.

This backpack is very practical for traveling.

Choosing Between 'Cómodo' and 'Práctico'

Learners often confuse 'cómodo' and 'práctico'. Remember that 'cómodo' focuses on ease and comfort in a situation or action, while 'práctico' highlights the functional utility of an object.

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