does "nada" also refer to swimming?
Rosetta Stone uses ''nada'' to refer to swimming. I can't find this anywhere else.
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Yes, "nada" is the form of the verb "nadar" when it refers to someone swimming.
Example:
Mi amigo nada. My friend swims.
But keep in mind the word "nada" as a noun means "nothing."
No tengo nada. I have nothing.
Hi there welcome to the forum - it's the verb nadar = to swim ![]()
There's a joke about this ![]()
Un pez pregunta a su amigo, "¿qué hace tu padre?" - "Nada"
One fish asks their friend, "what does your father do?" - Nothing (also, he swims)
NADAR(TO SWIM) - NADA(SWIMMING) - NADA(NOTHING)
NADAR(TO SWIM)
Nadar is a verb. It means to swim
NADA(SWIMMING)
how do you use the verb nadar? It depends on the personal pronoun.
example:
- yo nado = I swim
- tu nadas = you swim
- él nada = he swims
- ella nada = she swims
- eso, esa nada = it swims
- ellos,ellas nadan = they swim
- ustedes nadan = you swim
- nosotros nadamos = we swim
NADA(NOTHING)
- no hay nada = there's nothing
There are many examples like this where the same letters form different words, nouns, verbs, adjectives.
This is why context is so very important. Without proper context it is difficult if not impossible to determine what is being said.
Thanks all you were very helpful.