No. 11,528 in Spanish

facilite

Third-person singular present subjunctive form of "facilitar," meaning "he/she/it facilitates" or "may facilitate."

In a sentence

Espero que el profesor facilite la discusión en la clase.
I hope the teacher facilitates the discussion in the class.
In this sentence, 'facilite' is used in the subjunctive mood, indicating a hope or wish that the teacher will ease or guide the discussion process.
Es importante que el acceso a la información se facilite para todos.
It is important that access to information be facilitated for everyone.
Here, 'facilite' again appears in the subjunctive, reflecting a necessity or recommendation for information access to be made easier or promoted.
Mi amigo sugirió una técnica que facilite el aprendizaje de idiomas.
My friend suggested a technique that facilitates language learning.
In this context, 'facilite' describes a desirable characteristic of the technique, using the subjunctive due to the clause introduced by 'que' (that) after 'sugirió' (suggested).

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