How to Say "rulings" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “rulings” is “decisiones” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Necesitamos tomar decisiones rápidas.
We need to make quick decisions.
Las decisiones importantes se discuten en grupo.
Important decisions are discussed in a group.
Sus decisiones de inversión han sido muy acertadas.
His investment decisions have been very successful.
Feminine Plural
Since the singular form ('decisión') is feminine, the plural 'decisiones' is also feminine. This means you must use feminine words before it, like 'las' (the) or 'esas' (those).
Plural Ending
Words that end in '-ión' in Spanish form their plural by adding '-es' and keeping the accent on the 'o' (e.g., canción -> canciones, decisión -> decisiones).
Using the Wrong Verb
Mistake: “Hacer decisiones (To do decisions)”
Correction: Tomar decisiones (To take/make decisions). The verb 'tomar' is the standard verb used for 'making' choices in Spanish.
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