意味
To reconcile after a disagreement or argument, restoring friendly relations.
文化的背景
In Spain, making peace often involves 'ir de cañas' (going for beers). It's a social ritual that signals the conflict is over. Reconciliation is often very emotional and may involve the whole family. 'Hacer las paces' is seen as a way to restore 'la unión familiar'. Argentines are known for long discussions. 'Hacer las paces' usually comes after a very long 'charla' (chat) where everything is analyzed. The term is used frequently in the context of the peace process, but in daily life, it remains the standard for personal apologies.
The 'Z' to 'C' Rule
Remember that in Spanish, words ending in 'z' (like paz) change to 'c' in the plural (paces). This helps you avoid the 'pases' spelling mistake.
Don't forget 'LAS'
It's never just 'hacer paces'. The article 'las' is part of the fixed phrase.
意味
To reconcile after a disagreement or argument, restoring friendly relations.
The 'Z' to 'C' Rule
Remember that in Spanish, words ending in 'z' (like paz) change to 'c' in the plural (paces). This helps you avoid the 'pases' spelling mistake.
Don't forget 'LAS'
It's never just 'hacer paces'. The article 'las' is part of the fixed phrase.
Use with 'con'
Always follow the phrase with 'con' if you are naming the person. 'Hice las paces con Juan'.
Gesture of Peace
In many Spanish-speaking countries, 'hacer las paces' is often accompanied by a physical gesture like a handshake or a hug.
自分をテスト
Complete the sentence with the correct form of 'hacer las paces'.
Ayer, mi hermana y yo por fin ________.
The subject is 'mi hermana y yo' (we), and the context 'ayer' requires the past tense (hicimos).
Which sentence is grammatically correct?
Choose the correct option:
'Paces' is the correct spelling, and it must include the article 'las'.
Complete the dialogue.
Juan: 'Estoy muy enfadado con Pedro.' Maria: 'Deberías hablar con él y ________.'
Maria is suggesting reconciliation.
Match the situation to the phrase.
Two countries sign a treaty to end a 10-year war.
For formal wars between nations, 'hacer la paz' (singular) is more appropriate than the personal 'hacer las paces'.
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Personal vs. Political Peace
練習問題バンク
4 問題Ayer, mi hermana y yo por fin ________.
The subject is 'mi hermana y yo' (we), and the context 'ayer' requires the past tense (hicimos).
Choose the correct option:
'Paces' is the correct spelling, and it must include the article 'las'.
Juan: 'Estoy muy enfadado con Pedro.' Maria: 'Deberías hablar con él y ________.'
Maria is suggesting reconciliation.
Two countries sign a treaty to end a 10-year war.
For formal wars between nations, 'hacer la paz' (singular) is more appropriate than the personal 'hacer las paces'.
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よくある質問
10 問Sí, pero se usa para países y guerras, no para amigos o familia.
Es neutral. Se puede usar con amigos, familia y en el trabajo.
Es una forma antigua que se refería a los diferentes puntos de un acuerdo de paz.
Es irregular: hice, hiciste, hizo, hicimos, hicisteis, hicieron.
Sí, 'reconciliarse' es un sinónimo más formal.
Sí, es una frase universal en todo el mundo hispanohablante.
Escribirlo como 'hacer las pases' con 's'.
Sí, para describir cuando dos socios o empresas resuelven un conflicto.
No es común. Para eso se usa 'estar en paz conmigo mismo'.
Significa aceptar lo que pasó y dejar de sentirse mal por ello.
関連フレーズ
Reconciliarse
synonymTo reconcile
Arreglar las cosas
similarTo fix things
Limar asperezas
similarTo smooth things over
Enterrar el hacha de guerra
figurativeTo bury the hatchet
Hacer borrón y cuenta nueva
builds onTo start with a clean slate
