How to Say To Send in Spanish | MostUsedWords.com
As of 2026, the English verb "to send" translates to enviar (IPA: /enˈbjar/) in Spanish. This versatile word is used across various contexts, from digital communication to legal documents.


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What is "To Send" in Spanish?
In Spanish, the verb "enviar" refers to dispatching, transmitting, or delivering something to a specific destination. It encompasses sending messages, packages, emails, and even money.
Meaning of "To Send" in Spanish
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How to Say 'To Send' in Spanish: Synonyms and Contexts
In addition to "enviar," there are several synonyms that can be used depending on the context:
- Mandar: Often used interchangeably with "enviar" but can carry a slightly more formal tone.
- Remesar: Used specifically for sending money, particularly in Argentina.
These synonyms offer flexibility and nuance when communicating in Spanish. For example:
- Mandaré un correo electrónico a María.
(I will send an email to Maria.)
- ¿Me podrías mandar los documentos?
(Could you send me the documents?)
Regional Variations of "To Send" in Spanish
While "enviar" is widely accepted, regional variations exist:
- Mexico: You might hear "mandar" used interchangeably with "enviar."
- Argentina: "Remesar" is occasionally used to refer to sending money.
- Spain: Both "mandar" and "enviar" are widely used, but context can influence which one is more prevalent.
Etymology of 'Enviar'
The word "enviar" has Latin origins from the verb mittere, meaning to send or dispatch. This etymology connects it with similar words in other languages like French ("envoyer") and Portuguese ("enviar").
How to Say 'To Send' in Spanish: Sample Sentences
Here are five sample sentences you can use:
- Ella envía flores a su abuela todas las semanas.
(She sends flowers to her grandmother every week.)
- Estamos enviando un paquete a España.
(We are sending a package to Spain.)
- Nos enviaron un mensaje para invitarnos a la fiesta.
(They sent a message to invite us to the party.)
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