Bedeutung
To form new friendships with people.
Kultureller Hintergrund
In Spain, making friends often involves 'el tapeo' (going for tapas). It is common to make friends with coworkers by going out for a beer immediately after work. The term 'amigo' is used very broadly in Mexico, sometimes even for strangers (like 'buddy' or 'mate'). However, 'hacer amigos' still implies a real connection. Argentina celebrates 'Día del Amigo' (Friend's Day) on July 20th. It is a massive event where everyone goes out to celebrate the friends they have 'made' over the years.
Use the plural
Even if you only met one person, saying 'hice amigos' sounds more natural and less desperate than 'hice un amigo'.
Silent H
Never pronounce the 'H' in hacer. It's not 'Hacer', it's 'A-cer'.
Bedeutung
To form new friendships with people.
Use the plural
Even if you only met one person, saying 'hice amigos' sounds more natural and less desperate than 'hice un amigo'.
Silent H
Never pronounce the 'H' in hacer. It's not 'Hacer', it's 'A-cer'.
Teste dich selbst
Fill in the correct form of the verb 'hacer' in the present tense.
Yo _____ amigos en la escuela.
The 'yo' form of 'hacer' is irregular: hago.
Which sentence is correct for becoming friends with a specific person?
How do you say 'I became friends with Maria'?
When specifying a person, use 'hacerse amigo de'.
Match the phrase to the context.
Which phrase fits a formal letter?
'Entablar amistades' is the formal register equivalent.
Complete the dialogue.
Pedro: '¿Te gusta tu nuevo trabajo?' | Marta: 'Sí, es fácil ______ amigos allí.'
After 'fácil', we use the infinitive 'hacer'.
🎉 Ergebnis: /4
Visuelle Lernhilfen
Where to 'Hacer Amigos'
Education
- • Escuela
- • Universidad
- • Clase
Leisure
- • Club
- • Gimnasio
- • Parque
Work
- • Oficina
- • Reunión
- • Cafetería
Aufgabensammlung
4 AufgabenYo _____ amigos en la escuela.
The 'yo' form of 'hacer' is irregular: hago.
How do you say 'I became friends with Maria'?
When specifying a person, use 'hacerse amigo de'.
Which phrase fits a formal letter?
'Entablar amistades' is the formal register equivalent.
Pedro: '¿Te gusta tu nuevo trabajo?' | Marta: 'Sí, es fácil ______ amigos allí.'
After 'fácil', we use the infinitive 'hacer'.
🎉 Ergebnis: /4
Häufig gestellte Fragen
2 FragenYes, if you are a woman and specifically referring to making female friends, or if you are referring to a group of only women.
Yes, but 'seguir' (to follow) or 'agregar' (to add) are more common for the technical action.
Verwandte Redewendungen
Llevarse bien
similarTo get along well
Caer bien
similarTo like someone (as a person)
Romper el hielo
builds onTo break the ice
