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es bueno aprender cosas nuevas

Grammar & Usage

fixed expression

neutral

How it works

This phrase uses the impersonal construction "es bueno" (it is good) followed by an infinitive verb ("aprender"). "Cosas nuevas" (new things) serves as the direct object of "aprender." This structure is common in Spanish to express general truths or recommendations.

Sample sentences

Mi abuela siempre dice que es bueno aprender cosas nuevas para mantener la mente activa.

My grandmother always says it's good to learn new things to keep the mind active.

Para expandir tu horizonte profesional, es bueno aprender cosas nuevas constantemente.

To expand your professional horizon, it's good to constantly learn new things.

No importa la edad, siempre es bueno aprender cosas nuevas y desafiarte a ti mismo.

No matter the age, it's always good to learn new things and challenge yourself.

Quick facts

adjective_placement:In "cosas nuevas", the adjective "nuevas" (new) follows the noun "cosas" (things), which is the standard order for descriptive adjectives in Spanish unless for emphasis or specific meaning.

impersonal_construction:The phrase "es bueno" is an impersonal construction, meaning it does not refer to a specific person but expresses a general statement or opinion. It always uses the third-person singular form of 'ser'.

Often used with

es importante saber

es difícil entender

es necesario comer bien

aprender un idioma

cosas interesantes

aprender de los errores

Mnemonic

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Example

Mi abuela siempre dice que es bueno aprender cosas nuevas para mantener la mente activa.

My grandmother always says it's good to learn new things to keep the mind active.

Para expandir tu horizonte profesional, es bueno aprender cosas nuevas constantemente.

To expand your professional horizon, it's good to constantly learn new things.