How to Say “Account” in Spanish

cuenta
/ˈkwenta/feminine
The Spanish word for account is cuenta.
It is also used in a restaurant setting to mean the bill or the check (la cuenta).
Meaning: an authorization to use a service (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of cuenta is cuentas.

How do you pronounce it?

/ˈkwenta/

Did you know?

  • In Spanish, the phrase dar cuenta means 'to realize' or 'to become aware' of something.
  • While an 'account' in English is often a digital or financial record, in Spanish, cuenta can also refer to a bead on a necklace or a single unit in a tally.
  • The Spanish cuenta shares a distant ancestor with the English word 'compute', as both traces lead back to the Latin 'computare'.

Examples in context

  • ¿A cuenta de qué?
    On what account?
    Tatoeba #11967650 by Eremon, translation #38317 by handsomelyian
  • Tomé eso en cuenta.
    I took that into account.
    Tatoeba #11967788 by Eremon, translation #8089769 by CK
  • Cárgalo a mi cuenta.
    Charge it to my account.
    Tatoeba #1335553 by marcelostockle, translation #250616 by CK
  • Tengo una cuenta en el banco
    I have an account at the bank
  • Acabo de abrir una cuenta bancaria en mi nuevo país
    I have just opened a bank account in my new country
  • ¿Has revisado tu cuenta de correo electrónico hoy?
    Have you checked your email account today?
  • ¡Qué onda! ¿Me pasas tu cuenta de Instagram?
    Hey, can you give me your Instagram account?
  • Estoy siguiendo su página de Facebook
    I'm following your Facebook account/page
  • Me gusta tu nuevo perfil de Twitter
    I like your new Twitter account/profile
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Example conversation

Daniel and Elena are at a bank.

  1. Daniel

    Elena, ¿tienes una cuenta en este banco?
    Elena, do you have an account at this bank?
  2. Elena

    No, pero quiero abrir una cuenta hoy.
    No, but I want to open an account today.
  3. Daniel

    Yo también quiero abrir una cuenta.
    I also want to open an account.
  4. Elena

    Perfecto, vamos a hablar con el asesor.
    Perfect, let's go talk to the advisor.

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