How to Say "i nominate" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “i nominate” is “propongo” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Yo propongo que comamos pizza esta noche.
I suggest that we eat pizza tonight.
Propongo un nuevo plan para reducir costos.
I propose a new plan to reduce costs.
Si nadie tiene otra idea, yo propongo a Ana para el comité.
If no one has another idea, I nominate Ana for the committee.
The Irregular 'Yo' Form
The 'yo' form (I) of the verb 'proponer' is irregular, ending in '-go'. This is a common pattern for verbs related to 'poner' (to put), like 'tengo' (I have) and 'salgo' (I leave).
Using 'Que' after Suggestion
When you suggest an action for someone else, you must use the special verb form (the subjunctive) after 'propongo que.' Example: 'Propongo que tú vayas' (I suggest that you go).
Using the regular 'yo' form
Mistake: “Yo propono...”
Correction: Yo propongo... The 'yo' form always takes the irregular '-go' ending.
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