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What is the difference between festivo and de fiesta ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
- Spanish (Spain)
Festivo means festive
De fiesta for example can be used as:
Esta noche me voy de fiesta con mis colegas
Tonight I'm going partying/going out to a party with my buddys
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- Spanish (Spain)
Hoy es un día FESTIVO así que me iré DE FIESTA.
Today is a FESTIVE day so I'll GO PARTYING
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- Spanish (Spain)
In your example the meaning is the same. Like in "hay un ambiente muy festivo/de fiesta".
But "festivo" as a noun can also be a holiday. And "ir de fiesta" means to party or go party.
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