Interesar
To interest
Real World Example
The Spanish verb "interesar" means "to interest," as in capturing someone's curiosity or attention. To remember "interesar," think of the English word "interest" and imagine a scenario where you're at a party, and you spot a celebrity like "INTERstellar" actor Matthew McConaughey. You're so fascinated by his stories about space that you can't help but say, "You INTEREST me, star!" The connection between "INTERstellar" and "INTEResar" should help you remember that both are about something that captivates your attention. 🌟
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