fantástico in Spanish: fantastic, wonderful (adjective)

/fanˈtastiko/

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Translation

fantastic, wonderful

Word origin

From Greek phantastikos ('able to imagine'), borrowed through Latin. The same root gives English fantastic and fantasy.

Origin: Greek
Root: phantastikos
English cognates: fantastic, fantasy

Grammar

Femininefantástica

Masc pluralfantásticos

Fem pluralfantásticas

Examples

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What fantastic news!

We had a wonderful weekend at the beach.

It is a fantastic idea for the anniversary.

The children are reading a fantastic book about dragons.

We got a fantastic price for the flights.

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This word is part of lesson 19.