simplificálas

Simplificálas is a Spanish-language neologism that combines the verb "simplificar" (to simplify) with the pronoun "las" (them, feminine plural). Its literal translation is "simplify them." The term is often used in informal contexts, particularly online and in casual conversation, to express the idea of making something easier to understand, manage, or execute. It implies a process of reducing complexity or removing unnecessary elements.

The usage of "simplificálas" can be seen in various situations. For instance, someone might say "Tenemos que simplificálas estas instrucciones" meaning "We have to simplify these instructions." It can also refer to simplifying a task or a problem. The term's informal nature means it is not typically found in formal academic writing or official documentation. Its popularity is likely due to its conciseness and directness in conveying the action of simplification. The plural "las" indicates that the object being simplified is feminine and plural, though in practice, it can sometimes be used more broadly to refer to multiple items or concepts.