How to Say "i learned" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “i learned” is “aprendí” — use 'aprendí' when you have successfully acquired a new skill, knowledge, or ability through study or practice.
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aprendí
verbA1general
Use 'aprendí' when you have successfully acquired a new skill, knowledge, or ability through study or practice.
Examples
Aprendí a tocar la guitarra en la escuela.
I learned to play the guitar at school.
me enteré
verbA2general
Use 'me enteré' when you have discovered or found out new information, news, or something that happened.
Examples
Me enteré de que te mudaste a otra ciudad.
I found out that you moved to another city.
Skill vs. Information
The most common mistake is using 'aprendí' when you simply found out information. Remember, 'aprendí' implies a process of learning a skill or subject, while 'me enteré' is about becoming aware of a fact or event.
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