How to Say "Virtual" in Spanish

virtual

/biɾˈtwal/

The English word "virtual" is translated into Spanish as virtual.

The adjective virtual is used to describe things that operate using a computer and/or online rather than physically present.

Meaning: operating using a computer and/or online rather than physically present (adj)

How does it change in a sentence?

The plural form of virtual is virtuales.

/biɾˈtwal/

The Latin root vir found in the ancestry of virtual originally meant 'man', which later evolved into virtūs to describe the qualities of a 'manly' or strong person.
In Spanish, virtual can be used to describe a 'virtual' victory or success that is almost certain but not yet official, a usage that goes beyond computer technology.
Because virtual is a learned borrowing from Latin, it follows the same gender rules as most adjectives ending in -al, meaning it remains unchanged whether it describes a masculine or feminine noun.

El concepto de un streamer virtual surgió de Japón.
The concept of a virtual streamer came out of Japan.
This sentence shows how the term is used to describe a streamer.
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Irán bloqueó las redes privadas virtuales, que proporcionan a los usuarios acceso completo a Internet.
Iran blocked virtual private networks, which give complete internet access to users.
This sentence demonstrates the use of the term within the phrase for virtual private networks.
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Tom asistió a una clase virtual.
Tom attended a virtual class.
This sentence provides an example of a virtual class.
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La conferencia será virtual.
The conference will be virtual.
El equipo está virtualmente listo para el proyecto.
The team is virtually ready for the project.
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Daniel and María are discussing their work meeting.

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