No. 1,995 in Spanish

asuntos

"Matters" or "issues."

In a sentence

Tengo varios asuntos pendientes que necesito resolver.
I have several pending matters that I need to resolve.
In this sentence, 'asuntos' is used to refer to 'matters' or 'tasks' indicating pending activities or engagements.
El gerente discutirá los asuntos más urgentes en la reunión de hoy.
The manager will discuss the most urgent matters in today's meeting.
Here, 'asuntos' denotes 'matters' or 'topics' to be addressed or discussed, highlighting significance in a formal context.
No es un asunto que deba preocuparnos por ahora.
It is not a matter that should concern us for now.
In this usage, 'asunto' refers to a 'matter' or 'issue,' suggesting a scenario or topic not demanding immediate attention.

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