How to Say "rewards" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “rewards” is “frutos” — use 'frutos' when referring to the positive results or benefits that come from hard work or a particular action..
frutos
/froo-tohs//ˈfɾutos/

Examples
Al fin vemos los frutos de nuestro esfuerzo.
We are finally seeing the fruits of our effort.
Su dedicación dio grandes frutos en el proyecto.
His dedication bore great fruit in the project.
Abstract Plural
While you can use the singular 'fruto' for a result, the plural 'frutos' is very common when talking about multiple benefits or a general outcome of effort.
premios
PREH-mee-ohs/'pɾemjos/

Examples
Ella ganó tres premios en la ceremonia de anoche.
She won three awards at last night's ceremony.
Los premios para el concurso de arte son cien euros y una beca.
The prizes for the art contest are one hundred euros and a scholarship.
El director de la empresa entregó los premios a los empleados más productivos.
The company director handed out the rewards to the most productive employees.
Always Plural
Since 'premios' is the plural form of the noun 'premio,' it must always be used with plural articles and adjectives (e.g., 'los premios', 'muchos premios').
Confusing Singular and Plural
Mistake: “Comprar un premios (Buying a prizes).”
Correction: You must match the number: say 'un premio' (one prize) or 'unos premios' (some prizes). The article must agree with the noun.
Confusing Outcomes vs. Awards
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