Report a claim while leaving its truth open.
The idea
Supuestamente marks an assertion as supposed or reported, rather than established.
Examples
- El cuadro supuestamente perteneció a una reina.The painting supposedly belonged to a queen.
- Supuestamente abren el puente mañana.They are supposedly opening the bridge tomorrow.
- La carta llegó supuestamente desde la isla.The letter supposedly came from the island.
- Ese restaurante supuestamente prepara pan sin gluten.That restaurant supposedly makes gluten-free bread.
- Supuestamente encontraron agua bajo el desierto.They supposedly found water beneath the desert.
- El tren supuestamente sale a las seis.The train supposedly leaves at six.
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Watch out
Do not treat supuestamente as proof that the claim is false; it may still be true.
Try it yourself
Complete the unverified claim: Se dice, sin confirmación, que el museo abrirá pronto: ___ abrirá pronto.
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supuestamente
supuestamente: the opening is an unverified report.
Complete the unverified claim: La procedencia del mapa no está comprobada: ___ viene del norte.
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supuestamente
supuestamente: the source of the map remains uncertain.
Complete the unverified claim: Según un rumor no confirmado, el barco llegará hoy: ___ llegará hoy.
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supuestamente
supuestamente: the reported arrival has not been confirmed.
Practice round
Answer questions, then rebuild Spanish sentences where available. We keep your score.
Complete the unverified claim: Se dice, sin confirmación, que el museo abrirá pronto: ___ abrirá pronto.
Complete the unverified claim: La procedencia del mapa no está comprobada: ___ viene del norte.
Complete the unverified claim: Según un rumor no confirmado, el barco llegará hoy: ___ llegará hoy.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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Report a rumour and explain what would confirm it.

