Learn about preposition "entre" in Spanish
The basic and general use of the Spanish preposition "entre" is to express "between" or "among".
Entre = Between
Entre is used to express where something/someone is located: between two things/people. Depending on the context, entre could also refer to a more abstract meaning of between, let's look at some examples.
Entre = Among
As you can see in the examples above, not only can entre refer to "among" in the physical sense (e.g. to be among people) but also with other more "abstract" meanings of among (e.g. to be popular among..., to distribute things among/amongst...)
Entre can also be used with pronouns. For this see Using prepositions entre and según followed by a pronoun
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