No. 7,482 in Spanish
ingresá
The Spanish word "ingresá" is the informal affirmative command form (vos) of "ingresar," meaning "enter" or "log in."
In a sentence
Ingresá al salón y busca tu asiento.
Enter the room and find your seat.
Here, 'ingresá' is used as a command in the tú form, inviting the listener to enter a specific place, the room.
Por favor, ingresá tu información en el formulario.
Please enter your information in the form.
In this context, 'ingresá' instructs the listener to input or type their information.
Ingresá temprano al evento para obtener los mejores lugares.
Arrive early to the event to get the best spots.
Here, 'ingresá' suggests arriving or being present at a certain location.
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