algo

Pron

something, anything

Adv

rather, somewhat, kind of

Opposite of

nada, todo

Hyphenated as

al‧go

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ˈalɡo/

Etymology

Inherited from Old Spanish: algo

Inherited from Latin: aliquod

In summary

Inherited from Old Spanish algo, from Latin aliquod.

Concepts

something

some

anything

little

rather

somewhat

small quantity

a little

be

a little bit

kind of

irritate

marginally

mildly

move

of

quantifier

rare

responsible

short

slenderly

small

somebody

spot

thing

whatever

transport

offer to do something

account

volunteer to do something

accountable

an

answer

any

at

draw

expert

few

🤏

for

in charge

Synonyms

un poco

alguna cosa

poco

limitado

alguno

escaso

alguien

a

cosa

bastante

de

menos

mofarse

ofender

para

pequeño

poca cantidad

provocar

ser

tomar el pelo

transportar

trasladar

algo así como

algunas cosas

cualquier cosa

deficiente

insuficiente

lo que sea

mínimo

ofrecerse

sacar de quicio

torear

que será

como sea

livianamente

trasportar

churupaco

denalgo

dar pullazos

asumir la responsabilidad

aceptar la responsabilidad

algo así

burlar

causa

corto

embromar

🤣

en

experto

fastidiar

hacer

Sentences

Las relaciones sexuales con animales no es algo nuevo .

Sexual intercourse with animals is nothing new.

Algo similar puede decirse por ejemplo respecto de la muerte de Napoleón .

Something similar can be said, for example, about the death of Napoleon.

Creer en Dios es algo metafísico , la Iglesia es algo histórico .

Believing in God is something metaphysical, the Church is something historical.