Dicha

[CrOtALiTo]

Then there isn't meaning inside of the English for the word Dicha.

Fortunate is afortunado.

Then that word is different to the word Dicha.

[gsc]

Escrito originalmente por CrOtALiTo

Then there isn't meaning inside of the English for the word Dicha.

Fortunate is afortunado.

Then that word is different to the word Dicha.

Well to me, saying 'I was lucky enough' and 'I was fortunate enough' are very similar. Or am I missing something?

My dictionary gives 2 meanings for 'dicha':


(felicidad) happiness

(suerte) good luck, good fortune

Or did you mean the Spanish sentence was ok, just his translation with 'joy' that wasn't right?

[Asma]

Escrito originalmente por DailyWord

This is a discussion thread for the Daily Spanish Word for January 9, 2010

dicha (feminine noun (la)) — luck, happiness, good luck, blessing, good fortune. Look up dicha in the dictionary

Tuve la dicha de viajar hasta egipto y conocer las pirámides.
I was fortunate enough to travel to Egypt and see the pyramids.

no sabia q dicha significa eso!!! :O
pero a mi me gusta mas el ejemplo

[Rusty]

Yes.