link en bio
/link en bjo/from spelling rules
The English phrase "link in bio" is translated into Spanish as link en bio.
The phrase link en bio is a direct anglicism commonly used by Spanish-speaking social media influencers and content creators.
Did you know?
- The word enlace is the native Spanish equivalent of 'link' and literally means 'bond' or 'connection' in a romantic or familial sense.
- Spanish social media users frequently use the emoji 🔗 or 👇 immediately after link en bio to compensate for the lack of clickable links in captions.
- The term link is often pronounced by Spanish speakers with a hard 'i' sound, making it sound more like 'leenk' than the English pronunciation.
Examples in context
- Sigue el enlace en la biografía para obtener más información sobre nuestro nuevo producto.Follow the link in the bio to learn more about our new product.
- Echa un vistazo a mis últimos trabajos. Enlace debajo.Check out my latest work. Link below.
- Clic en el enlace de mi biografíaClick the link in my bio
- ¿Has visto el enlace en mi bio?Have you seen the link in my bio?
- ¡Haz clic en el link en bio para más información!Click the link in bio for more information!
- Busca el link en bio para más info.Look for the link in bio for more info.
- Dejé el link en bio de mi perfil.I left the link in my profile bio.
Example conversation
Lucía is telling Alejandro about a product she is promoting.
- LucíaMira mi último video, Alejandro.Check out my latest video, Alejandro.
- AlejandroMe gusta mucho, ¿dónde lo compro?I like it a lot, where do I buy it?
- LucíaTienes el link en bio.You have the link in bio.
- AlejandroPerfecto, voy a revisarlo ahora.Perfect, I'll check it now.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
