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A1 noun #500 सबसे आम 6 मिनट पढ़ने का समय

información

Facts provided or learned about something or someone.

शीर्ष 500

At the A1 level, 'información' is one of the most useful nouns you can learn because it is a cognate, meaning it looks and sounds very similar to its English equivalent. At this stage, you should focus on using it with simple verbs like 'necesitar' (to need) or 'buscar' (to look for). You will mostly encounter it in the context of asking for help, such as at a tourist office or a school. The most important thing to remember is that it is a feminine noun ('la información') and that the stress falls on the final syllable. You don't need to worry about complex plural forms yet; just focus on the singular. You will use it to ask for basic facts: '¿Dónde hay información?' or 'Necesito información sobre el hotel'. It is a 'survival' word that helps you navigate new environments. Even if your grammar isn't perfect, saying 'información, por favor' will get you the help you need in almost any Spanish-speaking country. Start by practicing the pronunciation, making sure to hit that final 'o' with the accent.

As you move to A2, you will begin to use 'información' in more descriptive sentences. You will start pairing it with common adjectives like 'útil' (useful), 'importante' (important), or 'nueva' (new). At this level, you should also become comfortable using the preposition 'sobre' to specify what the information is about. For example, 'Busco información sobre el transporte público'. You will also start to see it in everyday documents, like menus (información nutricional) or brochures. You should also practice using it as a direct object with a wider variety of verbs, such as 'recibir' (to receive) or 'leer' (to read). 'He leído la información en el sitio web'. At A2, you are building the ability to handle basic transactions, and 'información' is central to that. You might also encounter the phrase 'punto de información' in public spaces. Remember to always match the gender of your adjectives: 'la información detallada', not 'el información detallado'. This consistency is a key marker of moving from A1 to A2.

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

At the B1 level, you start to use 'información' in more complex grammatical structures, including the use of the subjunctive and relative clauses. You might say, 'Es importante que nos den la información pronto' (It is important that they give us the information soon). You will also begin to distinguish between 'información' and related words like 'datos' (data) or 'detalles' (details). At this level, you should be able to discuss the quality of information—whether it is 'fiable' (reliable) or 'errónea' (wrong). You will also encounter it in professional and academic settings more frequently. For example, you might have to 'organizar la información' for a presentation or 'resumir la información' from a text. Your vocabulary around this word will expand to include collocations like 'fuente de información' (source of information). You are no longer just asking for facts; you are beginning to analyze and manipulate them in Spanish. You should also be aware of the plural 'informaciones', which you might see in news reports, though you will still primarily use the singular.

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

By B2, you should be able to use 'información' fluently in a variety of registers, from informal conversations to formal reports. You will use it to discuss abstract concepts like 'la sociedad de la información' (the information society) or 'la libertad de información' (freedom of information). At this level, you should be able to handle complex sentence structures where 'información' is modified by multiple clauses. For example, 'La información que recibimos ayer, la cual era bastante confusa, ha sido verificada'. You will also use more sophisticated verbs like 'contrastar' (to cross-reference), 'divulgar' (to disclose/spread), or 'corroborar' (to corroborate). You should be comfortable discussing the nuances of information technology (TI) and how information flows in the modern world. Your pronunciation should be near-native, with the correct 's' or 'th' sound for the 'c' and a clear accent on the 'ó'. You will also start to use idioms or more formal phrases like 'a título de información' (for information purposes).

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

At the C1 level, 'información' is used with high precision in academic, legal, and technical contexts. You will explore the philosophical and technical definitions of the word. You might discuss 'teoría de la información' or the legal implications of 'derecho a la información'. At this level, you are expected to use a wide range of synonyms to avoid repetition, choosing between 'noticia', 'dato', 'pormenor', 'referencia', or 'antecedente' depending on the exact nuance required. You will also be able to use the word in complex rhetorical structures, such as 'Dada la ingente cantidad de información disponible, es imperativo filtrar los contenidos'. You will understand the subtle difference between 'información' and 'desinformación' (misinformation) and be able to debate topics like 'la manipulación de la información'. Your use of the plural 'informaciones' will be deliberate and contextually appropriate, often used to refer to distinct pieces of evidence or journalistic reports. You will also be familiar with high-level collocations like 'información privilegiada' (insider information).

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

At the C2 level, you have a complete mastery of 'información' and can use it with the same nuance as a highly educated native speaker. You can use it in literary contexts, technical scientific papers, or high-stakes legal arguments. You will understand the historical evolution of the term and its role in various intellectual traditions. You can discuss 'la arquitectura de la información' in web design or 'la entropía de la información' in physics. At this level, the word is just a tool in your vast arsenal, and you can manipulate it to achieve specific stylistic effects. You might use it in ironic or metaphorical ways. You are also fully aware of the regional variations in how information-related terms are used across the Spanish-speaking world. You can write long, complex essays where 'información' is a central theme, maintaining perfect grammatical control and using a sophisticated range of adjectives and verbs. Your understanding of the word is not just linguistic but also cultural and conceptual, allowing you to participate in high-level intellectual discourse.

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

इसका अभ्यास करें उदाहरण नोट्स और सुझाव

información 30 सेकंड में

A feminine noun meaning 'information' or 'data'.
Always use 'la' or 'una' because it ends in -ción.
Pronounced with stress on the final 'o' (in-for-ma-CIÓN).
A perfect cognate, making it easy for English speakers to remember.

The Spanish word información is a feminine noun that serves as a cornerstone of communication, representing the concept of knowledge, data, or facts communicated about a particular subject. For English speakers, this word is a 'perfect cognate' in terms of meaning, but it carries distinct grammatical and phonetic properties that are essential to master. In Spanish, información refers to the act of informing or the result of that act. It is used in every conceivable context, from the most mundane daily interactions to high-level scientific discourse.

Everyday Utility: In daily life, you will use this word when asking for directions, checking flight times, or reading the news. It is the primary term for any set of facts you receive.

La información en este folleto es muy útil para los turistas.

One of the most significant differences between the Spanish and English usage lies in countability. While 'information' in English is strictly uncountable (you cannot say 'an information' or 'informations'), the Spanish información is technically a countable noun, although it is most frequently used in the singular. You will occasionally see the plural informaciones in journalistic or legal contexts to refer to various pieces of news or different reports.

Buscamos información sobre el clima antes de viajar.

Professional Context: In business, it refers to data, reports, and intelligence. It is common to hear 'tecnologías de la información' (IT).

El sistema procesa la información en tiempo real.

No tengo suficiente información para tomar una decisión.

Academic Use: In school or university, it refers to the content of lectures, textbooks, and research papers.

La información histórica es fascinante.

Using información correctly requires understanding its relationship with verbs and adjectives. Because it is a feminine noun, any adjective modifying it must also be feminine. For example, 'good information' is 'buena información', and 'detailed information' is 'información detallada'.

Common Verb Pairings: The most common verbs used with this word are 'dar' (to give), 'pedir' (to ask for), 'recibir' (to receive), 'buscar' (to look for), and 'encontrar' (to find).

¿Me puede dar más información sobre los precios?

When you are looking for a specific piece of information, you use the preposition 'sobre' (about) or 'de' (of/about). For instance, 'información sobre el hotel' (information about the hotel).

He recibido información confidencial.

Sentence Structure: The word usually follows the verb as a direct object, but it can also be the subject of the sentence, especially in passive or descriptive constructions.

La información fue enviada por correo electrónico ayer por la tarde.

Necesitamos verificar toda la información antes de publicar el artículo.

Plural Usage: While 'información' is common, 'informaciones' appears when referring to distinct sets of data or news items.

Las informaciones que llegan del frente son contradictorias.

You will encounter información in a vast array of real-world scenarios. In travel, the 'Oficina de Información' is your best friend. In technology, it is the 'I' in 'TI' (Tecnologías de la Información). In media, news anchors often start segments by saying they have 'última información' (breaking news).

Travel and Tourism: Airports and train stations have 'Puntos de Información' where travelers can ask for help.

Disculpe, ¿dónde está el mostrador de información?

In the digital world, websites have 'Aviso de Privacidad' and 'Información Legal' sections. If you are filling out a form, you will see fields for 'Información Personal'.

Toda la información está disponible en nuestra página web.

Media and Journalism: Journalists often talk about 'fuentes de información' (sources of information).

El periodista se negó a revelar su fuente de información.

La información nutricional está en el reverso del paquete.

Education: Teachers emphasize the importance of 'procesar la información' rather than just memorizing it.

Los estudiantes deben analizar la información de manera crítica.

English speakers often struggle with three main aspects of información: gender, pronunciation, and the use of articles.

Gender Confusion: Many learners assume that because 'information' has no gender in English, they can use 'el' in Spanish. This is incorrect. All words ending in -ción are feminine.

Incorrect: El información es bueno. Correct: La información es buena.

Another common error is the pronunciation of the 'ción' ending. English speakers often say 'shun' (like in 'station'), but in Spanish, it is 'thyohn' (in Spain) or 'syohn' (in Latin America). The 'o' must be stressed.

Necesito información (correct stress) vs. Necesito informacion (incorrect stress).

Pluralization Pitfalls: In English, 'informations' is a classic non-native error. In Spanish, 'informaciones' is grammatically correct but often sounds overly formal or specific. Stick to the singular 'la información' for general use.

Dame las informaciones (Grammatically okay, but 'Dame la información' is more natural).

Ese es un dato muy interesante (That is a very interesting piece of information).

Article Omission: English often drops the article: 'Information is key'. Spanish requires it: 'La información es clave'.

La información fluye rápidamente por las redes sociales.

While información is the most versatile term, several other words can be used depending on the context to sound more like a native speaker.

Datos (Data): 'Datos' refers to raw facts or statistics. While 'información' is the processed result, 'datos' are the building blocks.

Tenemos muchos datos, pero poca información útil.

Noticias (News): When the information is current events or something new you've learned, 'noticias' is more appropriate.

¿Has oído las últimas noticias?

Necesito más detalles sobre el plan.

Conocimiento (Knowledge): While information is external, 'conocimiento' is what you possess after learning. 'La información se convierte en conocimiento'.

El conocimiento es el resultado de procesar la información.

El aviso contenía información importante sobre el cierre de la calle.

Pormenores (Details/Particulars): A more literary or formal way to say 'details'.

Nos dio todos los pormenores del evento.

How Formal Is It?

औपचारिक

"Le agradecemos la información proporcionada."

तटस्थ

"¿Dónde puedo encontrar información?"

अनौपचारिक

"Pásame la info por WhatsApp."

Child friendly

"El libro tiene información sobre los dinosaurios."

बोलचाल

"¿Qué onda con la info?"

रोचक तथ्य

The root 'form' in information is the same as in 'format' or 'formula', because information 'forms' your mind.

उच्चारण मार्गदर्शिका

UK /ɪnfɔːməˈθjɒn/

US /infɔɾmaˈsjon/

The stress is on the last syllable (ción).

तुकबंदी

canción nación estación lección acción misión visión pasión

आम गलतियाँ

Pronouncing 'ción' like English 'shun'.
Putting the stress on the 'ma' instead of the 'ción'.
Forgetting to pronounce the 'i' in 'ción' clearly.
Pronouncing the 'r' too strongly like an English 'r'.
Missing the 'n' at the end.

कठिनाई स्तर

पठन 1/5

Very easy because it is a cognate.

लिखना 2/5

Easy, but remember the accent mark and gender.

बोलना 3/5

Moderate due to the specific 'ción' pronunciation and stress.

श्रवण 2/5

Easy to recognize in speech.

आगे क्या सीखें

पूर्वापेक्षाएँ

la es un sobre donde

आगे सीखें

datos noticias informe comunicar detalles

उन्नत

tergiversar fidedigna asimetría entropía sustrato

ज़रूरी व्याकरण

Nouns ending in -ción are always feminine.

La canción, la nación, la información.

The definite article is used for general concepts.

La información es necesaria (not 'Información es necesaria').

Adjectives must match the gender of the noun.

Información detallada (not 'detallado').

The stress in words ending in -ción is always on the 'o'.

In-for-ma-CIÓN.

The plural of -ción words adds -es and loses the accent.

Informaciones (no accent on 'o').

पूरी व्याख्या पढ़ने के लिए मुफ़्त साइन अप करें

स्तर के अनुसार उदाहरण

Necesito información sobre el autobús.

I need information about the bus.

Use 'la' because 'información' is feminine.

¿Dónde está la oficina de información?

Where is the information office?

'Oficina de información' is a common compound noun phrase.

La información es muy importante.

The information is very important.

Adjectives like 'importante' don't change for gender, but 'la' marks the noun as feminine.

Tengo una información para ti.

I have some information for you.

In Spanish, you can use 'una' with información, unlike English.

Busco información en internet.

I look for information on the internet.

'En internet' is the standard way to say 'on the internet'.

Dame la información, por favor.

Give me the information, please.

'Dame' is the imperative form of 'dar' (give me).

No hay información aquí.

There is no information here.

'No hay' means 'there is not' or 'there are not'.

¿Es esta la información correcta?

Is this the correct information?

'Correcta' ends in 'a' to match the feminine 'información'.

He recibido mucha información hoy.

I have received a lot of information today.

'Mucha' matches the feminine noun 'información'.

La información del libro es útil.

The information in the book is useful.

'Del' is a contraction of 'de' + 'el'.

¿Puedes enviarme la información por correo?

Can you send me the information by mail?

'Enviarme' combines the verb 'enviar' with the pronoun 'me'.

Leímos la información en el periódico.

We read the information in the newspaper.

'Leímos' is the preterite (past) form of 'leer'.

Esta información es falsa.

This information is false.

'Esta' is the feminine demonstrative adjective.

Queremos más información sobre el curso.

We want more information about the course.

'Más' is used for 'more' in both singular and plural contexts.

La información nutricional es clara.

The nutritional information is clear.

'Nutricional' is an adjective that stays the same for both genders.

Guarda la información en tu teléfono.

Save the information on your phone.

'Guarda' is the informal imperative of 'guardar'.

Espero que la información sea correcta.

I hope the information is correct.

'Sea' is the present subjunctive of 'ser', used after 'espero que'.

No creo que esta información sea pública.

I don't think this information is public.

'No creo que' triggers the subjunctive 'sea'.

Si tuviera más información, te ayudaría.

If I had more information, I would help you.

'Tuviera' is the imperfect subjunctive, used in 'if' clauses.

La información fue verificada por expertos.

The information was verified by experts.

Passive voice: 'fue' + past participle 'verificada' (feminine).

Necesitamos una fuente de información fiable.

We need a reliable source of information.

'Fiable' is a common adjective for 'reliable'.

¿Has analizado la información que te envié?

Have you analyzed the information I sent you?

'Que te envié' is a relative clause modifying 'información'.

La falta de información causó problemas.

The lack of information caused problems.

'Falta de' is a common phrase meaning 'lack of'.

Ella maneja mucha información confidencial.

She handles a lot of confidential information.

'Maneja' means 'handles' or 'manages' in this context.

La información fluye de manera constante.

Information flows constantly.

'De manera constante' is an adverbial phrase.

A pesar de la información, no estamos seguros.

Despite the information, we are not sure.

'A pesar de' means 'despite'.

Debemos contrastar la información con otras fuentes.

We must cross-reference the information with other sources.

'Contrastar' is a high-level verb for 'to compare/verify'.

La información proporcionada es insuficiente.

The information provided is insufficient.

'Proporcionada' is the past participle acting as an adjective.

Se ha filtrado información sobre el nuevo proyecto.

Information about the new project has been leaked.

'Se ha filtrado' is the passive 'se' construction.

La transparencia de la información es vital.

Transparency of information is vital.

'Transparencia' is a key noun in political and business contexts.

No podemos ignorar esta información tan relevante.

We cannot ignore such relevant information.

'Tan' is used for emphasis before an adjective.

La información se procesa automáticamente.

The information is processed automatically.

'Se procesa' is another passive 'se' usage.

La ingente cantidad de información nos abruma.

The enormous amount of information overwhelms us.

'Ingente' is a sophisticated synonym for 'huge'.

La información es un activo intangible de la empresa.

Information is an intangible asset of the company.

'Activo intangible' is a business term.

Existe una asimetría de información en el mercado.

There is an information asymmetry in the market.

'Asimetría de información' is an economics term.

La veracidad de la información está en entredicho.

The veracity of the information is in question.

'En entredicho' is an idiom meaning 'in doubt'.

Han tergiversado la información para su beneficio.

They have distorted the information for their benefit.

'Tergiversar' is a precise verb for 'to distort' or 'to twist'.

La información debe ser tratada con cautela.

The information must be treated with caution.

'Tratada' matches the feminine 'información'.

La democratización de la información cambió el mundo.

The democratization of information changed the world.

'Democratización' refers to making something accessible to all.

La información recopilada arroja resultados positivos.

The collected information yields positive results.

'Arrojar resultados' is a formal way to say 'to yield results'.

La información es el sustrato de la realidad digital.

Information is the substrate of digital reality.

'Sustrato' is a philosophical/scientific term for 'foundation'.

Cuestionamos la hegemonía de la información oficial.

We question the hegemony of official information.

'Hegemonía' refers to dominant influence.

La entropía de la información es un concepto complejo.

Information entropy is a complex concept.

'Entropía' is a term from physics and information theory.

La información se diluye en un mar de trivialidades.

Information is diluted in a sea of trivialities.

'Diluirse' means 'to be diluted' or 'to fade away'.

La gestión de la información requiere un rigor absoluto.

Information management requires absolute rigor.

'Rigor' is a formal noun for 'strictness' or 'precision'.

La información es, en última instancia, poder.

Information is, ultimately, power.

'En última instancia' is a formal phrase for 'ultimately'.

La arquitectura de la información facilita la navegación.

Information architecture facilitates navigation.

'Arquitectura de la información' is a technical design term.

La información fidedigna es un bien escaso hoy día.

Reliable information is a scarce commodity nowadays.

'Fidedigna' is a very formal synonym for 'reliable'.

सामान्य शब्द संयोजन

dar información

pedir información

fuente de información

información confidencial

información útil

procesar información

buscar información

información privilegiada

punto de información

información veraz

सामान्य वाक्यांश

Para más información

A título de información

Falta de información

Intercambio de información

Sistemas de información

Derecho a la información

Sociedad de la información

Sobrecarga de información

Información de contacto

Información básica

अक्सर इससे भ्रम होता है

información vs informe

'Informe' is a specific report or document, while 'información' is the general concept of data.

información vs noticia

'Noticia' is a specific piece of news, whereas 'información' is more general.

información vs datos

'Datos' are raw facts or numbers; 'información' is those facts organized into meaning.

मुहावरे और अभिव्यक्तियाँ

"Estar mal informado"

To have the wrong facts.

Creo que estás mal informado sobre el precio.

neutral

"Tener información de primera mano"

To get info directly from the source.

Tengo información de primera mano sobre el despido.

neutral

"Soltar la información"

To reveal something, often reluctantly.

Al final, soltó toda la información a la policía.

informal

"Ocultar información"

To intentionally hide facts.

La empresa ocultó información sobre los riesgos.

neutral

"Bombardear con información"

To give someone too much info at once.

Me bombardearon con información en la reunión.

informal

"Filtrar información"

To leak secret data.

Alguien filtró información a la prensa.

neutral

"Información de pasillo"

Rumors or gossip.

Es solo información de pasillo, no es oficial.

informal

"Cruzar información"

To compare different data sets.

Tuvimos que cruzar información para encontrar el error.

neutral

"Vender información"

To give info in exchange for money.

Fue arrestado por vender información secreta.

neutral

"Tragar información"

To consume a lot of info quickly.

Tragué toda la información del libro en una noche.

informal

आसानी से भ्रमित होने वाले

información vs el informe

Both relate to facts.

An 'informe' is a physical or digital document (a report). 'Información' is the knowledge itself.

He leído la información en el informe.

información vs la noticia

Both are things you learn.

'Noticia' is specifically 'news' about a recent event. 'Información' can be any facts, even old ones.

La noticia de ayer nos dio mucha información.

información vs el dato

They are often used interchangeably.

'Dato' is a single piece of data (countable). 'Información' is the collective noun.

Este dato es parte de la información general.

información vs la instrucción

Both tell you something.

'Instrucción' tells you *how* to do something. 'Información' tells you *what* something is.

Sigue las instrucciones para obtener la información.

información vs el aviso

Both communicate something.

'Aviso' is a notice or warning. 'Información' is the content of that notice.

El aviso contiene información importante.

वाक्य संरचनाएँ

Necesito información sobre [noun].

Necesito información sobre el tren.

¿Dónde hay información?

¿Dónde hay información sobre el hotel?

La información es [adjective].

La información es muy útil.

He leído la información en [place].

He leído la información en el folleto.

Espero que la información sea [adjective].

Espero que la información sea correcta.

No tengo suficiente información para [verb].

No tengo suficiente información para decidir.

A pesar de la información, [clause].

A pesar de la información, sigo confundido.

Dada la información disponible, [clause].

Dada la información disponible, debemos actuar.

शब्द परिवार

संज्ञा

क्रिया

विशेषण

इसे कैसे इस्तेमाल करें

frequency

Very high. It is one of the top 500 most used words in Spanish.

सामान्य गलतियाँ

El información → La información
The word is feminine. Using 'el' is a very common beginner mistake.
Informacion (no accent) → Información
The accent is required in Spanish to indicate the correct stress on the final syllable.
Información es importante. → La información es importante.
In Spanish, abstract nouns usually require a definite article when they are the subject of a sentence.
Muchas informaciones → Mucha información
While 'informaciones' exists, using the singular 'mucha información' is much more natural for 'a lot of information'.
Una pieza de información → Un dato
'Una pieza de información' is a calque (literal translation) from English. 'Un dato' is the native way to say it.

सुझाव

The 'O' Punch

Imagine you are punching the air when you say the 'o' at the end. In-for-ma-CIÓN! This helps you remember the stress.

The -ción Rule

99% of words ending in -ción are feminine. This rule will help you with hundreds of other words like 'estación' and 'nación'.

Dato vs Información

If you are talking about a single fact, use 'dato'. It makes you sound much more like a native speaker.

Accent Check

Always check for the accent. Without it, the word is technically misspelled and the pronunciation would change.

Listen for the 'La'

When listening to native speakers, notice how 'la' and 'información' often blend together to sound like 'lainformación'.

Tourist Offices

In Spain, 'Turismo' and 'Información' are often the same place. Look for the blue 'i' sign.

IT Terms

If you work in tech, remember 'TI' (te-ee) stands for Tecnologías de la Información.

Cognate Power

Use 'información' as an anchor word. Since you already know what it means, use it to practice new verbs like 'procesar' or 'verificar'.

Casual Info

Don't be afraid to use 'info' with friends. It's very common and sounds very natural.

Visual Link

Visualize a 'Lady' (La) holding an 'Information' sign. This links the gender to the word.

याद करें

स्मृति सहायक

Think of 'Information' but with a 'Spanish' ending. The 'ó' at the end is like a spotlight on the last syllable.

दृश्य संबंध

Imagine a large letter 'I' shaped like a woman (since it's feminine) holding a newspaper.

Word Web

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चैलेंज

Try to use 'información' in three different sentences today: one about the weather, one about a hobby, and one about a place you want to visit.

शब्द की उत्पत्ति

From the Latin 'informatio', which comes from the verb 'informare'.

मूल अर्थ: To give shape to, to form an idea, or to describe.

Romance (Latin root).

सांस्कृतिक संदर्भ

No specific sensitivities, but 'información privilegiada' can imply corruption in political contexts.

English speakers often find it strange that 'information' can be pluralized in Spanish, though it's rare. They also must adjust to the mandatory use of the article 'la'.

'La información es poder' (Information is power) - common proverb. 'Sociedad de la información' - a term used by sociologists like Manuel Castells. 'Punto de Información' - signs seen in every Spanish airport.

असल ज़िंदगी में अभ्यास करें

वास्तविक संदर्भ

At the airport

¿Dónde está el mostrador de información?
Necesito información sobre mi vuelo.
¿Hay información sobre el retraso?
Gracias por la información.

At school

¿Dónde busco información para el trabajo?
La información está en el libro.
Necesitamos más información del profesor.
¿Es esta información correcta?

In the office

Envíame la información por correo.
He recibido la información confidencial.
Tenemos que procesar esta información.
¿Quién tiene la información del cliente?

On the street

Busco información sobre este lugar.
¿Hay un punto de información cerca?
¿Me puede dar información sobre el metro?
La información del mapa es vieja.

Online

Busca la información en Google.
Toda la información está en la web.
No compartas tu información personal.
Verifica la información antes de creerla.

बातचीत की शुरुआत

"¿Dónde buscas información cuando tienes una duda?"

"¿Crees que hoy en día hay demasiada información?"

"¿Cuál es tu fuente de información favorita para las noticias?"

"¿Alguna vez has recibido información falsa?"

"¿Es difícil encontrar información sobre este tema?"

डायरी विषय

Escribe sobre un tema del que te gustaría tener más información.

Describe cómo ha cambiado la forma en que recibimos información.

¿Qué haces cuando recibes información contradictoria?

Escribe sobre una vez que la información te salvó de un problema.

¿Por qué crees que la información es importante para la sociedad?

अक्सर पूछे जाने वाले सवाल

10 सवाल

It is always feminine because it ends in -ción. You must say 'la información' or 'una información'. Forgetting this is a common mistake for English speakers.

In Latin America, it sounds like 'syohn'. In Spain, it sounds like 'thyohn'. The most important part is to put the stress on the 'o'.

Yes, it is grammatically correct, but it is much less common than 'information' in English. It is usually used in legal or journalistic contexts to refer to multiple reports.

'Datos' refers to raw, unorganized facts or numbers. 'Información' is what you get when you organize those facts into something meaningful.

In Spanish, you use the definite article more often than in English, especially when talking about the concept in general. 'La información es poder' (Information is power).

Yes, just like in English, 'info' is a very common informal abbreviation used in texting and casual conversation.

The most natural way to say this is 'un dato'. While 'una pieza de información' is understandable, it sounds like a literal translation from English.

Yes, it always has an accent on the 'o' in the singular form: información. In the plural form 'informaciones', the accent is removed.

Common adjectives include: útil (useful), importante (important), falsa (false), verdadera (true), confidencial (confidential), and detallada (detailed).

Look for signs that say 'Oficina de Información' or 'Punto de Información'. They are usually marked with a large 'i' icon.

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