SPD
/sbd/from spelling rules
SPD is the Spanish name for the Social Democratic Party of Germany.
SPD refers to the Social Democratic Party of Germany. In formal descriptive contexts, the phrase Síndrome de Procesamiento Sensorial is used as a translation for Sensorial Processing Disorder.
Meaning: Social Democratic Party of Germany (name)
How do you pronounce it?
/sbd/
Did you know?
- Because SPD is an acronym for a German party, Spanish speakers treat it as a feminine noun if they think of la formación (the political formation) or a masculine noun if they think of el partido (the party).
- The letters SPD in a Spanish political context are pronounced as individual letters, 'ese-pe-de', whereas in English they are often pronounced as a single word.
- When referring to the members of the SPD, Spanish writers typically use los socialdemócratas rather than referring to them as 'SPD members'.
Examples in context
- Espero que el SPD no forme una coalición con La Izquierda.I hope the SPD doesn't form a coalition with Die Linke.This sentence shows how to use SPD when discussing political coalitions.Tatoeba #1084586 by Shishir, translation #13001946 by rul
- El SPD es un partido muy importante en Alemania.The SPD is a very important party in Germany.
- Muchos votantes apoyan al SPD en las elecciones.Many voters support the SPD in the elections.
- 1 more sentence on Tatoeba
Example conversation
Daniel and Sofía are discussing German politics.
- Daniel¿Qui¿n crees que ganará las elecciones?Who do you think will win the elections?
- SofíaCreo que el SPD tiene muchas posibilidades.I think the SPD has a good chance.
- DanielT¿ienes razón, son muy populares ahora.You're right, they are very popular now.
- SofíaSí, el SPD lidera las encuestas.Yes, the SPD is leading the polls.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
- Example sentences: Tatoeba CC BY 2.0 FR.
