Did you know that English only has one word for bird (“bird”)? Whereas Spanish has two: ave (bird) and pájaro (bird).

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2025-01-01 10:06

Did you know that English only has one word for bird (“bird”)? Whereas Spanish has two: ave (bird) and pájaro (bird).

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一小時內	Adrian W. Szymaniak chubby.alonso	What's the difference between the two?
8 小時內	beckyaa_	Same with armpit - “sobaco” and “áxila”. WHY
8 小時內	Ethan Addison eadano77	Which is why we came up with "birb"
9 小時內	Jon Fernández Rueda jonfernandezrueda	Ave includes all animals in class Aves (all birds) while pájaro includes only birds with in the class Passerifores (perching birds). Ducks, cranes, seagulls, penguins, ostriches or chicken are not pájaros.
9 小時內	Gustavo Alonzo gustavo._.alonzo	Pájaro refers to passériformes, while aves are all birds. All pájaros are aves, not all aves are pájaros. I.e. an ostrich is not a pájaro.
13 小時內	Tim Magnussen timmykayak	Did you forget "avian"?