How to Say “Perspective” in Spanish

perspectiva
/peɾspeɡˈtiba/
The English word "perspective" is translated into Spanish as perspectiva.
perspectiva refers to a choice of a single point of view. To express the phrase "from the perspective of [someone/something]", you should use the prepositional phrase desde la perspectiva de.
Meaning: choice of a single point of view (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of perspectiva is perspectivas.

How do you pronounce it?

/peɾspeɡˈtiba/

Did you know?

  • The Spanish philosopher José Ortega y Gasset developed a school of thought called perspectivismo, which claims that truth is the combined sum of all individual perspectivas.
  • In Spanish, the word perspectiva is frequently used in the phrase poner en perspectiva, which is a direct loan from the English 'put into perspective'. This is an example of an Anglicism that has become standard in modern business and psychological contexts.
  • The word perspectiva shares a root with the Spanish verb perspectivar, which means to give a sense of depth or distance to a drawing or a project.

Examples in context

  • Su perspectiva única ayudó a arrojar luz sobre la situación.
    His unique perspective helped shed light on the situation.
    This sentence shows how a unique perspectiva can provide insight into a situation.
    Tatoeba #5144827 by albrusgher, translation #522309 by darinmex
  • La imagen se ve extraña, porque no tiene ninguna perspectiva.
    The picture looks strange because it has no perspective.
    This sentence demonstrates the use of perspectiva regarding how an image appears.
    Tatoeba #3012703 by cueyayotl, translation #25803 by Luornu
  • Deberíamos considerar el problema desde la perspectiva de un niño.
    We should consider the problem from a child's perspective.
    This sentence illustrates how to use the phrase desde la perspectiva de to consider a viewpoint.
    Tatoeba #671114 by Shishir, translation #669949 by Zifre
  • desde mi punto de vista
    From my perspective
  • 8 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Daniel and Lucía are discussing a work project.

  1. Daniel

    Tu perspectiva es muy interesante, Lucía.
    Your perspective is very interesting, Lucía.
  2. Lucía

    Gracias, Daniel, trato de ver el otro lado.
    Thanks, Daniel, I try to see the other side.
  3. Daniel

    Necesitamos esa perspectiva en nuestro equipo.
    We need that perspective on our team.
  4. Lucía

    Con gusto aportaré mis ideas.
    I will gladly contribute my ideas.

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