When to Use Alegre?

When to Use Alegre?

"Alegre" or "contento" usually refer to a temporary mood, while "feliz" denotes a more permanent state. In fact, "alegre" corresponds more to cheerful than to happy. Examples: Ya terminé el trabajo por hoy.

How do you use Alegre in a sentence?

She was cheery and talked to them about their problems. Someone who is gleeful is happy and excited, often because of someone else's bad luck. He took an almost gleeful delight in showing how wrong they can be.

What is the meaning of Alegre?

Spanish and Portuguese: nickname from alegre 'bright', 'merry' (Latin alacer).

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