How to Say “Consistent” in Spanish

constante
/konsˈtante/
The English word 'consistent' can be translated into Spanish as constante.
The word constante is used to describe something of a regularly occurring, dependable nature.
Meaning: of a regularly occurring, dependable nature (adj)

Which one should you use?

While constante refers to something that happens regularly or without stopping, coherente is used when referring to logical consistency or a person's actions matching their words.

How does it change in a sentence?

The adjective constante is invariable in gender, meaning the same form is used for both masculine and feminine nouns. To express the plural, use constantes.

How do you pronounce it?

/konsˈtante/

Did you know?

  • Spanish has a specific word constancia for the quality of being consistent, which is often translated as 'perseverance' or 'steadfastness'.
  • If you call a person constante in Spanish, you are often paying them a compliment regarding their perseverance and grit, not just their predictability.
  • In mathematics, a 'constant' value is expressed as una constante, treating the word as a feminine noun regardless of the variable's nature.

Examples in context

  • La empresa necesita mantener una estrategia coherente para asegurar un crecimiento sostenido.
    The company needs to maintain a consistent strategy to ensure sustainable growth.
  • He ido al gimnasio seguido para mantener una rutina de ejercicios.
    I've been going to the gym regularly to maintain an exercise routine.
  • Mi amigo siempre es firme en sus decisiones y opiniones.
    My friend is always consistent in his decisions and opinions.
  • Mi hermana es constante en el estudio y siempre obtiene buenas calificaciones.
    My sister is consistent in her studies and always gets good grades.
  • Es un trabajador constante.
    He is a consistent worker.
  • Necesitamos un ritmo constante para correr.
    We need a consistent pace to run.
  • Su apoyo ha sido constante.
    His support has been consistent.

Example conversation

María and Mateo are discussing their new training routine.

  1. María

    ¿Crees que nuestro progreso es constante?
    Do you think our progress is consistent?
  2. Mateo

    Sí, María, estamos mejorando cada día.
    Yes, María, we are improving every day.
  3. María

    Me alegra que el esfuerzo sea constante.
    I am glad the effort is consistent.
  4. Mateo

    Seguiremos así, Mateo te lo asegura.
    We will keep it up, Mateo assures you.

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