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No. 2,786 in Spanish

muchísimas

"Muchísimas" means "very many" or "an extremely large amount."

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  • Muchísimas gracias por tu ayuda.

    Thank you very much for your help.

    The word 'muchísimas' is used here to intensify the gratitude being expressed through the phrase 'muchísimas gracias', which translates to 'thank you very much' in English. The suffix '-ísimas' is added to the word 'muchas' to indicate a higher degree of intensity or quantity in the expression of thanks.

  • En el festival había muchísimas personas celebrando.

    At the festival, there were very many people celebrating.

    The word 'muchísimas' is used to emphasize the large quantity of people present at the festival. It takes the word 'muchas', meaning 'many', and adds '-ísimas' for a superlative effect, connoting 'very many' in English.

  • He recibido muchísimas noticias emocionantes este mes.

    I have received very many exciting news this month.

    Here, 'muchísimas' serves to express the large number of exciting news items received. The usage of '-ísimas' enhances the meaning of 'muchas', providing a stronger emphasis on the multitude of news.

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