How to Say "implications" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “implications” is “consecuencias” — B1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Todas nuestras decisiones tienen consecuencias, buenas o malas.
All our decisions have consequences, good or bad.
Las consecuencias del incendio fueron devastadoras para el bosque.
The consequences of the fire were devastating for the forest.
Si no estudias, tendrás que enfrentar las consecuencias en el examen.
If you don't study, you will have to face the consequences on the exam.
Always Plural in Context
Even though 'consecuencia' (singular) exists, this word is very often used in its plural form ('consecuencias') when discussing the overall outcome of an event.
Feminine Noun
Remember that 'consecuencias' is a feminine noun, so you use feminine words with it: 'las consecuencias' (the consequences), 'algunas consecuencias' (some consequences).
Gender Confusion
Mistake: “Los consecuencias (using masculine article)”
Correction: Las consecuencias. The word ends in -a, and it is feminine. Think of 'la consecuencia' (the consequence).
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