If you want to say: “I am satisfied with my pay” (as in salary) and “I am satisfied after a steak dinner” in Spanish you will use different words for ’satisfied’. Contento and satisfecho mean literally in English content and satisfied but carry with them additional connotations and have specific usage.

As you can see from our initial example, the two words are used in different situations where the English word satisfied is used. Here’s why: (more…)

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