No. 2,299 in Spanish

prometió

"Prometió" means "he/she/it promised."

In a sentence

Él prometió estudiar más para el examen.
He promised to study more for the exam.
The usage here is in the preterite tense, indicating a past action where the subject made a commitment to perform the stated activity.
Ella nos prometió que traería pastel a la fiesta.
She promised us that she would bring cake to the party.
This sentence uses 'prometió' to express a past promise made by the subject concerning a future occurrence or action.
Juan prometió que siempre sería honesto.
Juan promised that he would always be honest.
In this context, 'prometió' conveys a solemn commitment made by Juan regarding his behavior consistently in the future.

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