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Spanish Word of the Day
Sunday, February 23, 2014

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pensado, participle
to plan to do

There are various ways in Spanish of talking about what you plan to do, and tener pensado is a useful option.

Tenemos pensado quedarnos unos días en Montevideo.
We’re planning on staying in Montevideo for a few days.

Tengo pensado pasar un par de semanas en cada sitio que visite.*
I’m planning to spend a couple of weeks in every place I visit.

Notice that tener pensado does not change form for the feminine or the plural when used in this phrase.

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