意味
To reveal confidential information.
文化的背景
The 'sobremesa' is the most common time for sharing secrets. It's considered rude to leave the table immediately after eating because that's when the best 'secretos' are shared. The phrase 'soltar la sopa' is a very popular way to say someone told a secret. It's used in movies, news, and daily life. Sharing a 'mate' is often accompanied by 'contar secretos'. The ritual of passing the drink creates the necessary 'confianza'. People often use 'echar el chisme' (to throw the gossip) as a synonym for telling secrets, even if the information is personal.
Use 'Te cuento'
Starting a sentence with 'Te cuento...' is a great way to sound natural when sharing news, even if it's not a huge secret.
Watch the 'ue'
Don't forget that 'contar' changes to 'cuento', 'cuentas', etc. 'Yo conto' is a common mistake.
意味
To reveal confidential information.
Use 'Te cuento'
Starting a sentence with 'Te cuento...' is a great way to sound natural when sharing news, even if it's not a huge secret.
Watch the 'ue'
Don't forget that 'contar' changes to 'cuento', 'cuentas', etc. 'Yo conto' is a common mistake.
Double Pronouns
Practice 'Se lo cuento' (I tell it to him/her) as it's a high-frequency structure in secret-sharing.
Confianza
Remember that telling a secret is a sign of friendship. Use it to build bonds with your Spanish-speaking friends.
自分をテスト
Fill in the correct form of the verb 'contar' in the present tense.
Yo le _______ un secreto a mi mejor amigo.
The subject is 'Yo', so the verb must be 'cuento' (with the o->ue change).
Which sentence is the most natural way to ask to tell a secret?
A: ¿Te puedo decir un secreto? B: ¿Te puedo contar un secreto? C: ¿Te puedo hablar un secreto?
'Contar' is the standard collocation for secrets in Spanish.
Match the Spanish phrase with its English meaning.
1. Guardar un secreto, 2. Contar un secreto, 3. Un secreto a voces
These are common phrases related to secrets.
Complete the dialogue with the correct pronoun.
Juan: ¿Sabes el secreto de Ana? / Pedro: Sí, ella ___ lo contó ayer.
Pedro is saying that Ana told the secret to *him*.
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4 問題Yo le _______ un secreto a mi mejor amigo.
The subject is 'Yo', so the verb must be 'cuento' (with the o->ue change).
A: ¿Te puedo decir un secreto? B: ¿Te puedo contar un secreto? C: ¿Te puedo hablar un secreto?
'Contar' is the standard collocation for secrets in Spanish.
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These are common phrases related to secrets.
Juan: ¿Sabes el secreto de Ana? / Pedro: Sí, ella ___ lo contó ayer.
Pedro is saying that Ana told the secret to *him*.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問It's neutral. You can use it with friends or in a professional setting if the context is private.
Yes, it's grammatically correct, but 'contar' is much more common and sounds more natural.
'Contar' is casual and friendly; 'revelar' is more dramatic or formal, like in a movie or a news report.
You say 'Te lo estoy contando' or 'Te lo cuento'.
It is always 'a alguien' (to someone).
It's a Mexican idiom for 'spilling the beans' or finally telling a secret.
Yes, 'contar del 1 al 10' means to count from 1 to 10.
You say 'Guarda mi secreto'.
It is masculine: 'el secreto'.
Absolutely! 'Te cuento un secreto: vamos a hacerle una fiesta a Juan'.
関連フレーズ
Guardar un secreto
contrastTo keep a secret
Un secreto a voces
specialized formAn open secret
Soltar la sopa
synonymTo spill the beans
Irse de la lengua
similarTo let something slip
En secreto
builds onSecretly
