Promesa
"to promise" is "prometer", "to swear" (like promise, not to curse) is "jurar"
To promise = prometer (prawmayTEAR)(a) promise = (una) promesa (oonah prawMAYsah)
"Jurame" in Spanish means "swear to me" or "promise me." It is often used in romantic contexts, such as in songs or poetry.
I promise or swear
"Prometo practicar mi espanol"
There are two ways that you can say "promise" in Spanish, promesa or esperanza.Both are acceptable, but promesa would be the more common of the two.Promise - promesa
Prometer is the Spanish verb meaning 'to promise.'
anillo de promesa
no te prometo las estrellas!
You could say "Rompí una promesa".
Siempre recuerda la promesa
He made promises with his enemy during wars but when he beat the enemy he breaks his promise i.e: he was fighting Spanish and during the war between French and Spain, he promised Spanish civilians that he would make the Spanish great as he did for French. When he won and took control of Spanish, he broke his promise and replace the Spanish king with his own brother.