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Spanish Phrase

Sí, por las próximas generaciones.

/si poɾ las ˈpɾoximas xe.neɾaˈθjones/
Meaning"Yes, for the next generations."
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Meaning

The speaker agrees and adds that the action or decision is being made ‘for the next generations’. It often appears in discussions about sustainability, education, or long‑term planning.

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When to use

Use this phrase when you want to express support for a policy, project, or idea that benefits people who will live after us, especially in environmental, social, or cultural contexts.

Grammar Breakdown

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1

Sí (affirmation)

‘Sí’ with an accent means ‘yes’; it is the standard affirmative response.

2

por (preposition)

‘por’ introduces the reason or purpose, similar to ‘for’ in English.

3

las próximas generaciones (noun phrase)

A plural feminine noun phrase: article ‘las’, adjective ‘próximas’ (future/next) agrees in gender and number with ‘generaciones’.

🗨In Conversation

A

¿Apoyas la nueva ley de energía renovable?

Do you support the new renewable‑energy law?

Sí, por las próximas generaciones.

Yes, for the next generations.

B

Common Mistakes

  • Sí, por los próximas generaciones.

    ‘Generaciones’ is feminine, so the article must be ‘las’, not ‘los’.

  • Sí, por la próxima generación.

    If you mean ‘generations’ (plural), use the plural form; the singular changes the nuance.

  • Si, por las próximas generaciones.

    Without the accent, ‘Si’ means ‘if’; the correct affirmative is ‘Sí’.

Alternatives

  • Sí, en beneficio de las próximas generaciones.

    Yes, for the benefit of the next generations.

  • Claro, pensando en las generaciones futuras.

    Sure, thinking about future generations.

  • Por supuesto, para la gente que viene después.

    Of course, for the people who come after.

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Cultural Tip

In Spanish‑speaking countries, invoking ‘las próximas generaciones’ is a common rhetorical device in political speeches, environmental campaigns, and community projects. It signals a long‑term, collective responsibility and is usually delivered in a formal or semi‑formal register.