No. 5,279 in Spanish
interesada
The Spanish word "interesada" means "interested" or "self-serving," depending on context.
In a sentence
Ella está interesada en aprender francés.
She is interested in learning French.
In this sentence, 'interesada' is used as an adjective to describe a state of interest or curiosity in an activity, expressed from a personal perspective.
La propuesta parecía interesada en ganar apoyo político.
The proposal seemed interested in gaining political support.
Here, 'interesada' attributes a sense of intentionality or motivation to the proposal, implying that it has a purpose centered around personal or external gain.
No quiero hablar con personas interesadas únicamente en su propio beneficio.
I don't want to talk to people only interested in their own benefit.
In this context, 'interesadas' characterizes individuals whose concerns are centered on self-interest or personal benefits, often interpreted negatively.
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