romantisismo
romantisísmo with stress marks
romanticism
Usage Note
Romantisismo is a Spanish loanword used primarily in literary and art history discussions to refer to the Romanticism movement of the 18th–19th centuries. It is also used loosely to describe an idealized or sentimental worldview.
Examples
" Mahilig ako sa romantisismo. "
Natural Translation
I am fond of romanticism.
Literal Translation
Fond I of romanticism.
" Pinag-aralan namin ang romantisismo sa klase. "
Natural Translation
We studied romanticism in class.
Literal Translation
Studied we the romanticism in class.
" Bagaman tapos na ang panahon ng romantisismo, nararamdaman pa rin ang impluwensya nito sa maraming makabagong tula at musika ngayon. "
Natural Translation
Although the era of romanticism is over, its influence is still felt in many modern poems and songs today.
Literal Translation
Although finished already the era of romanticism, felt still the influence its in many modern poem and music now.
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