Reponer: Put It Back /5 minutes of Spanish (English version) + Podcast

Hello, how are you? Good morning, good afternoon, or good evening, depending on where you are or what time you are listening to us. Spanish version Welcome, thank you very much for listening. Let's get started with episode 247.verb: reponer. What is today's topic? Today we are going to talk about a very interesting ell, I have to replace some missing lights... Listen to the Podcast This verb belongs to the same etymological family as poner and has several uses in Spanish. Let's look at some examples and translations into English. We'll ask you to repeat some of the examples. First, reponer can mean to substitute or replace something that has been worn out or used up. For example: / Por ejemplo “Tenemos que reponer el dinero que gastamos.” → We have to replace the money we spent. “Todavía no repuso los vasos que se rompieron en la fiesta.” → He still hasn’t replaced the glasses that broke at the party. It can also be used in the sense of returning something or someo...