How to Say ‘I did campaigns’ in Spain Spanish
Hacía campañas
ah-THEE-ah kam-PAH-nyas
[ah-THEE-ah kam-PAH-nyas]
💬 Usage Tip: Hacer covers both 'do' and 'make', so hacía could mean either here.
Phrase Breakdown
Hacía
[ah-THEE-ah]
I used to do / I made
Imperfect of 'hacer' (yo), for repeated past actions.
Hacía informes cada semana.
I used to do reports every week.
campañas
[kam-PAH-nyas]
campaigns
Plural of 'campaña', an organised advertising or promotional effort.
Las campañas fueron un éxito.
The campaigns were a success.
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