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Apareciste

Apareciste is the second-person singular preterite indicative form of the Spanish verb aparecer. It translates as “you appeared” or “you showed up” and is used to describe a completed event in the past.

Etymology and overview: The verb aparecer comes from Latin apparēre, meaning to appear; it is cognate with

Conjugation notes: The full preterite conjugation of aparecer is: yo aparecí, tú apareciste, él apareció, nosotros

Usage: Apareciste can describe someone turning up or becoming visible at a particular time or place. Examples

the
English
verb
appear.
In
standard
Spanish,
apareciste
is
the
tú
form
in
the
preterite,
used
to
narrate
past
events
involving
a
single
you.
aparecimos,
vosotros
aparecisteis,
ellos
aparecieron.
The
third-person
singular
form
appears
as
apareció,
with
an
accent
on
the
o.
The
preterite
marks
completed
actions
and
is
commonly
used
in
storytelling
or
reports
of
past
events.
include
“Apareciste
en
la
reunión
sin
avisar”
or
“¿Cómo
apareciste
aquí?”
The
form
is
widely
understood
across
Spanish-speaking
regions,
though
regional
pronouns
and
dialects
may
affect
usage
in
other
tenses.