No. 321 in Spanish
hechos
Facts; deeds; actions.
In a sentence
Los hechos históricos son fascinantes.
Historical facts are fascinating.
In this sentence, 'hechos' is used to mean 'facts,' referring to real events or data.
Los niños ya han hecho sus tareas.
The children have already done their homework.
Here, 'hecho' is the past participle of the verb 'hacer,' meaning 'done' or 'made,' and it agrees in gender and number with the subject.
Prefiero juzgar a las personas por sus hechos, no por sus palabras.
I prefer to judge people by their actions, not their words.
In this context, 'hechos' implies 'actions' or 'deeds,' emphasizing what someone has done rather than said.
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