Meaning
Encouraging someone to feel better or be more positive.
Cultural Background
Often used with 'Venga' (Venga, anímate) to add a friendly, slightly pushy tone. Used frequently in social settings to encourage people to eat or drink more.
The 'a' rule
Always remember the 'a' after 'anímate' if you are adding an action.
Meaning
Encouraging someone to feel better or be more positive.
The 'a' rule
Always remember the 'a' after 'anímate' if you are adding an action.
Test Yourself
Complete the sentence with the correct preposition.
¡Anímate ___ bailar!
The verb 'animarse' always requires 'a' before an infinitive.
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Practice Bank
1 exercises¡Anímate ___ bailar!
The verb 'animarse' always requires 'a' before an infinitive.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsNo, it is too informal. Use 'Le animo a que...' instead.
Related Phrases
¡Ánimo!
synonymCheer up / Courage
No te rindas
similarDon't give up
