No. 4,293 in Spanish
people
"People" in Spanish translates to "personas," meaning human beings collectively.
In a sentence
La gente disfruta de la música en el parque.
People enjoy music in the park.
Here, 'la gente' refers to a group of people collectively, reflecting the generalized notion of humans gathered or present.
Hay muchas personas trabajando en este edificio.
There are many people working in this building.
Here, 'personas' refers to individuals within a group, specifying countable units.
El pueblo se reunió para la celebración.
The people gathered for the celebration.
Here, 'el pueblo' refers to the people of a community or town, emphasizing a collective based on a shared locality or identity.
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