some Spanish false cognates

After writing my cognates post which you can find here ; https://languagetools.io/forum/t/1802

I thought i had better p[ut a warning about false cognates you will also find many words in foreign languages that feel familiar but may trip you up here are a few i can think of in Spanish

La injuria... Cognate suggest injury related however it means 'Insult' injury is la herida ( la e ree da)

Los parientes... Parents ? no t quite it is actually @Relative@ parents is Los padres (los pa dres)

Estoy Embarazada... Instincts say I am embarrassed but in reality it is I am pregnant (could be embarrassing to mix this one up) I am Embarrased is really Estoy avergonzado/a (es toy a ver gon tha do/a

1 more Estoy Constipado/a... I have a cold! ! ! 

Any one have any others??

stanzheng wrote:

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Jade.Xuereb wrote:

Estoy Constipado/a... I have a cold! ! !

In south america we actualy use "constipado" as "constipated" o.o

But I have 1..... "decadent", I always found odd how people have "decadent chocolate cakes". In Spanish we use "decadente" for things that are loosing their value or spirit (?) or something that's kind of old

We use it in the same way primarily it means somethingd declining in value or aging etc, but... For cake its meaning is indulgent. If a person is decadent they sprndoney on things they don't need just to have them whether they are old or useless or deteriorated... 

Sometimes I'm guilty of these quick jumping to conclusions that certain spanish words would mean what I thought of them. Like for example "conocerte" and "ropa". I thought they mean "concert" and "rope", but they actually mean "meet" and "clothing", respectively. 

Realizar (to perform, carry out) y actualmente (currently, now) are 2 important ones to know the differences.