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How to Say "visits" in Spanish

The Spanish word for “visits” is “visitas” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.

English → SpanishA1
nounA1
The act of going to see someone or someplace
A colorful storybook illustration showing two distinct people arriving at the front door of a welcoming house, one person slightly behind the other, illustrating multiple acts of arrival.

Examples

Las visitas al museo son gratuitas los domingos.

Visits to the museum are free on Sundays.

Tenemos visitas en casa, así que la nevera está llena.

We have visitors at home, so the fridge is full.

Necesito cancelar todas mis visitas de la tarde.

I need to cancel all my afternoon appointments/visits.

Plural Form

This word is the plural form of 'visita' (a visit or a visitor), which is always feminine.

Confusing Noun and Verb

Mistake: “Using 'visitas' (noun) when the verb 'tú visitas' is needed.”

Correction: Ensure you know if you are talking about the people/action (noun) or what 'you' are doing (verb).

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