A Level Spanish Practice Exam

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The verb "Referirse (ie) a" translates to which of the following?

To refer to
To talk about
To listen to
To ask about

The correct answer is: To refer to

The verb "referirse (ie) a" translates specifically to "to refer to." This expression is commonly used in both written and spoken Spanish when someone is indicating or mentioning a specific subject, idea, or object. It suggests a direct connection to the topic being discussed. For example, in a sentence like "Ella se refiere a la película que vimos," it clearly means "She is referring to the movie we watched." The verb emphasizes pointing out or indicating rather than discussing in a broader context, which is why it does not extend to meanings like "to talk about," "to listen to," or "to ask about." Each of these alternatives carries a different nuance and implication in conversation that does not align with the precise meaning of "referirse."