[9] Spanish Basics Lesson - Aquí, Acá, Ahí, Allí, Allá

In Spanish, "aquí," "acá," "ahí," "allí," and "allá" are adverbs that indicate location. I'll explain the meaning and usage of each:

## Aquí, Acá
Both of these mean "here." They are used to indicate a nearby location or a place close to the speaker. They have similar meanings but are used differently based on regional variations.
Example: "Come here." "We're right here."

## Ahí
This means "there." It is used to indicate a place that is relatively farther away or a location close to the listener.
Example: "The supermarket is right there."

## Allí, Allá
These both mean "there," referring to a more distant location. They emphasize a place that is farther away. The meanings are similar, but the choice between them might vary based on regional differences.
Example: "Let's go over there." "The park is over there."

[mdc]

😂 faltó "acullá" que casi ya no se usa.