意思
Used to encourage someone or tell them to cheer up.
文化背景
In Mexico, '¡Ánimo!' is often paired with '¡Échale ganas!', emphasizing the active effort required to succeed. In Spain, '¡Ánimo!' is very common, but you will also hear '¡Venga!' used in the exact same way to push someone forward.
Use it often
Don't be afraid to use it. It is one of the most positive words in Spanish.
Body language
Pair it with a smile or a pat on the back for maximum effect.
意思
Used to encourage someone or tell them to cheer up.
Use it often
Don't be afraid to use it. It is one of the most positive words in Spanish.
Body language
Pair it with a smile or a pat on the back for maximum effect.
自我测试
Which situation is appropriate for '¡Ánimo!'?
Your friend is nervous about a job interview. What do you say?
It is used to provide encouragement before a challenge.
Complete the sentence.
Mi amigo está triste. Le digo: '¡______!'
It is the correct interjection for comforting someone.
Match the phrase to the intent.
What is the primary intent of '¡Ánimo!'?
It is a word of support and motivation.
Complete the dialogue.
A: 'No puedo terminar este trabajo.' B: '______! Ya casi terminas.'
It provides the necessary motivation to finish the task.
🎉 得分： /4
视觉学习工具
练习题库
4 练习Your friend is nervous about a job interview. What do you say?
It is used to provide encouragement before a challenge.
Mi amigo está triste. Le digo: '¡______!'
It is the correct interjection for comforting someone.
What is the primary intent of '¡Ánimo!'?
It is a word of support and motivation.
A: 'No puedo terminar este trabajo.' B: '______! Ya casi terminas.'
It provides the necessary motivation to finish the task.
🎉 得分： /4
常见问题
6 个问题No, it is used in professional and casual contexts.
Yes, '¡Ánimo!' can be a self-pep talk.
It is neutral and widely accepted.
No, it is invariable.
It is very hard to use it 'wrong' as long as you are being positive.
Yes, but it is understood everywhere.
相关表达
¡Vamos!
synonymLet's go!
¡Tú puedes!
builds onYou can do it!
¡No te rindas!
similarDon't give up!
