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How to Say "imagine!" in Spanish

The Spanish word for “imagine!” is “imagina” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.

English → SpanishA2
verb commandA2informal
Informal command (Tú)
A friendly older child standing in a colorful room, holding a simple, plain object like a wooden block, and enthusiastically gesturing toward it, encouraging a younger child to use their imagination.

Examples

¡Imagina el tamaño de esa pizza!

Imagine the size of that pizza!

Imagina que eres un superhéroe y vuela.

Imagine you are a superhero and fly.

Imagina que el jefe te da un aumento. ¿Qué harías?

Imagine the boss gives you a raise. What would you do?

The Simple Command

For most regular verbs ending in -ar, the affirmative command (telling someone what to do) uses the same form as the 'he/she' present tense. So 'imagina' means 'he/she imagines' AND 'Imagine! (tú)'.

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