How to Say "thefts" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “thefts” is “robos” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
La policía está investigando una serie de robos en el barrio.
The police are investigating a series of robberies in the neighborhood.
Los robos de coches han aumentado este año.
Car thefts have increased this year.
Debemos tomar medidas para prevenir los robos.
We must take measures to prevent thefts.
Masculine Plural Noun
This word is the plural form of the masculine noun 'robo.' This means you must use masculine plural articles and adjectives with it (e.g., 'los robos,' 'varios robos').
Confusing 'Robo' and 'Hurto'
Mistake: “Using 'robo' when referring to minor shoplifting.”
Correction: While 'robo' is general, 'hurto' is often used for theft without violence or intimidation (like shoplifting). 'Robo' usually implies force or threat.
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