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How to Say "i state" in Spanish

The Spanish word for “i state” is “declaro” — B1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.

English → SpanishB1
verbB1formal
formal speaking
A person standing at a wooden podium speaking into a microphone with a determined expression.

Examples

Yo declaro inaugurada la exposición.

I declare the exhibition open.

Declaro ante el juez que no vi nada.

I testify before the judge that I saw nothing.

Who is speaking?

The ending '-o' tells you that 'I' (yo) am the one performing the action right now.

Using it for everyday 'saying'

Mistake: “Saying 'Declaro que quiero pizza' for a casual dinner.”

Correction: Use 'Digo' instead. 'Declaro' is reserved for serious, official, or very dramatic statements.

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