No. 58 in Spanish
con
"Con" means "with."
In a sentence
Voy a caminar con mi perro.
I am going to walk with my dog.
In this sentence, 'con' is used as a preposition to indicate accompaniment or being together with someone or something.
Es un problema con una solución complicada.
It is a problem with a complicated solution.
Here, 'con' functions as a preposition to denote association, linking the problem to its type of solution.
Hizo un dibujo con colores vibrantes.
He made a drawing with vibrant colors.
In this instance, 'con' is used to express the means or tools by which the action (drawing) is accomplished.
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