Make in Spanish
The Spanish word for 'make' is 'hacer', pronounced ah-SEHR (IPA: /aˈseɾ/). It is an A1-level verb.
Pronunciation: ah-SEHR
| Spanish | hacer |
|---|---|
| Pronunciation | ah-SEHR · /aˈseɾ/ |
| Part of speech | verb |
| Level | A1 (beginner-friendly) |
Example Sentences with 'hacer'
- Hago pan los domingos.
I make bread on Sundays. - ¿Tú haces tu propia ropa?
Do you make your own clothes? - Hicimos un pastel para su cumpleaños.
We made a cake for her birthday. - Haz una lista de lo que necesitas.
Make a list of what you need.
Common Phrases with 'hacer'
- hacer una pregunta
to ask a question - hacer caso
to pay attention / obey - hacer las maletas
to pack one's bags
How to Use 'hacer'
Hacer means both 'make' and 'do' — Spanish does not distinguish them. Irregular yo hago, preterite hice/hizo, imperative haz, participle hecho. Note hacer una pregunta = to ask a question (not 'make').
Related Vocabulary
Keep going: review present tense conjugation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you say 'make' in Spanish?
'Make' in Spanish is 'hacer', pronounced ah-SEHR.
How do you spell 'hacer'?
It is spelled h-a-c-e-r.
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