How to Say “Lección” in Spanish

lección
/leɡˈθjon/
The Spanish word lección means lesson.
lección can refer to a specific unit of study within a textbook or a moral lesson learned from a particular experience.

Is it said differently in some regions?

In Spain, the term clase magistral is used as a formal way to refer to a lesson, particularly when it is a lecture.

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of lección is lecciones.

How do you pronounce it?

/leɡˈθjon/

Did you know?

  • In some traditional Spanish academic contexts, a lección refers specifically to a public examination where a student must deliver an oral presentation to a jury.
  • The word lección is a direct descendant of the Latin 'lēctiōnem', which originally referred to the act of reading something aloud.
  • In Spanish religious contexts, lección can refer to a specific reading from the scriptures during a liturgy.

Examples in context

  • La lección de matemáticas fue muy interesante.
    The math lesson was very interesting.
  • Vamos a comenzar la siguiente clase de historia.
    We are going to start the next history lesson.
  • El profesor imparte una clase magistral de física.
    The professor is giving a physics lecture.
  • La profesora ha preparado una interesante lección sobre literatura clásica para hoy.
    The teacher has prepared an interesting lesson on classic literature for today.
  • La lección de hoy fue muy difícil.
    Today's lesson was very difficult.
  • Tengo que estudiar la lección de mañana.
    I have to study tomorrow's lesson.
  • Esa lección me servirá en la vida.
    That lesson will be useful in life.

Example conversation

Alejandro and Lucía are discussing their studies at a cafe.

  1. Alejandro

    ¿Entendiste la lección de matemáticas?
    Did you understand the math lesson?
  2. Lucía

    No, la lección es demasiado larga.
    No, the lesson is too long.
  3. Alejandro

    Podemos repasar la lección juntos más tarde.
    We can review the lesson together later.
  4. Lucía

    Gracias, Alejandro, eso me ayudaría mucho.
    Thanks, Alejandro, that would help me a lot.

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