Depende de su estado de ánimo

[ROBINDESBOIS]

Como se traduce estado de ánimo en inglés?

[brute]

Como se traduce estado de ánimo en inglés?

It depends on your state of mind?

[ROBINDESBOIS]

I guess so.

[Rusty]

Edit: Frame of mind also works.

[bobjenkins]

Depending on your mood

[CrOtALiTo]

Animus would can work?

[bobjenkins]

Would Animus also work?

Lo siento nunca veo esa palabra

[CrOtALiTo]

But I believe that the word Animus is the translation to Animo in Spanish, for that reason, I made my question, because I have used before that word in English.

[Rusty]

But I believe that the word Animus is the translation to Animo in Spanish, for that reason, I made my question, because I have used before that word in English.Except for a few times, we've tried to correct you everytime you've used it. :)

Animus is an English word, but it doesn't have the same meaning as ánimo.

[CrOtALiTo]

Then?

[Rusty]

This thread asks for a translation of estado de ánimo.
The translations given were 'state of mind' and 'frame of mind'.

If you're looking for other ways to translate ánimo into English, here are four:

mood
No tengo ánimo de escribir más.
= I'm not in the mood to write anything else.
= I'm not up to writing anything more.
= I don't feel like writing anything else.

encouragement
Dale el ánimo de seguir con los estudios.
= Give him encouragement to continue with his studies.

intention
Lo hice sin ánimo de ofenderte.
= I did it without meaning to offend you.
= No offense intended.

¡Ánimo!
Cheer up!

[CrOtALiTo]

Nice word Cheer up!

[Tomisimo]

(In addition to all the other good options)

Depende de su estado de ánimo.
Depends what mood he's in.

[bobjenkins]

Vosotros ánimo vida es buena hoy! Sí también me gusta esa palabra;)

[Rusty]

Vosotros ánimo vida es buena hoy! Sí también me gusta esa palabra;)What were you trying to say here?
:thinking:
Vuestra (your)
Vosotros (you, infrml. pl.)

[bobjenkins]

What were you trying to say here?
:thinking:
Vuestra (your)
Vosotros (you, infrml. pl.)
You all cheer up life is good today es lo que quise decir:)

¿Es "ánimo vida es buena hoy" más mejor?

[Rusty]

You all cheer up life is good today es lo que quise decir:)

¿Es "ánimo vida es buena hoy" más mejor?
Cheer up! Life is good!
¡Ánimo! ¡La vida es buena!

Punctuation needed. :)

Ánimo is not a verb. It's an idiomatic expression which translates to cheer up. There is a verb which means cheer up:
animarse

'You all (vosotros) cheer up' is a command in English, so animarse needs to be conjugated in the imperative:
animaos

¡Animaos! ¡La vida es buena!

[CrOtALiTo]

Rusty.


Cheer up! man.

My friend told you.

Should you enjoy the life because it's short and never you will recover the lost life.

[bobjenkins]

Cheer up! Life is good!
¡Ánimo! ¡La vida es buena!

Punctuation needed. :)

Ánimo is not a verb. It's an idiomatic expression which translates to cheer up. There is a verb which means cheer up:
animarse

'You all (vosotros) cheer up' is a command in English, so animarse needs to be conjugated in the imperative:
animaos

¡Animaos! ¡La vida es buena!
gracias;););)

[CrOtALiTo]

Bobjekings.

Cheer up!

I hope you life, it'll be fun forever.