No. 14,424 in Spanish
vota
"Vota" means "votes" or "he/she/it votes" in English.
In a sentence
María siempre vota en las elecciones locales.
Maria always votes in the local elections.
In this sentence, 'vota' is the third-person singular form of the verb 'votar' in the present tense, used to indicate that María regularly participates in voting processes.
¡Vota por este proyecto si te gusta!
Vote for this project if you like it!
Here, 'vota' serves as the second-person singular imperative form of 'votar', expressing a directive or encouragement for someone to take action.
¿Crees que tu hermano vota este año?
Do you think your brother is voting this year?
In this example, 'vota' is again the third-person singular present tense of 'votar', used in a question to inquire about the subject's voting plans.
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