No. 174 in Spanish
dinero
Money.
In a sentence
Necesito dinero para comprar un regalo.
I need money to buy a gift.
Here, 'dinero' is used as a general term for currency or money, such as cash needed for purchasing a gift.
El dinero no compra la felicidad.
Money doesn't buy happiness.
In this sentence, 'dinero' refers to the concept or idea of wealth as a medium of economic exchange and its limitations in providing intangible values.
Finalmente ahorré suficiente dinero para mi viaje.
I finally saved enough money for my trip.
Here, 'dinero' indicates saved currency or income that is allocated for a specific purpose, in this case, a trip.
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