Oigo (en. I hear)

/oi̯ɡo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
verb
To perceive sounds through the sense of hearing.
In summer, I hear the song of the birds every morning.
En verano, oigo el canto de los pájaros cada mañana.
To pay attention to what is being said.
I hear your advice and will take it into account.
Oigo tus consejos y los tendré en cuenta.
To receive information audibly.
I hear that there is a new album from my favorite band.
Oigo que hay un nuevo álbum de mi banda favorita.

Etymology

From Latin 'audīre', which means 'to hear.'

Common Phrases and Expressions

I hear bells
Indicates that something is being heard, but it is not certain what it is.
Oigo campanas
I don't hear anything
Expresses that one is in silence or not perceiving any sound.
No oigo nada
I hear your voice
Expresses that someone is being heard talking.
Oigo tu voz

Related Words

hear
To perceive sounds.
oír
listen
To pay attention to a sound.
escuchar
sound
Auditory perception.
sonido

Slang Meanings

To hear something that shouldn't be listened to.
Don't tell me that, I hear things I shouldn't.
No me cuentes eso, oigo cosas que no debo.
To be aware of a rumor.
I hear they are organizing a party.
Oigo que están organizando una fiesta.