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How do you say "blizzard" in Spanish (Latin America)?
la ventisca
In Spanish (Latin America), "blizzard" is la ventisca.
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Pronunciation
Say "la ventisca" as LAH behn-TEES-kah, letting the second-to-last syllable carry the stress and keeping every vowel short and pure.
Grammar notes
la ventisca is feminine. Its plural is ventiscas.
Example sentence
Una ventisca cubrió el pueblo de nieve.
A blizzard covered the town in snow.
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How to remember la ventisca
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Related words
- breeze la brisa
- gale el vendaval
- monsoon el monzón
- drizzle la llovizna
- downpour el aguacero
- humidity la humedad
- temperature la temperatura
- climate el clima
- season la temporada
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Questions about la ventisca
How do you pronounce la ventisca?
Say "la ventisca" as LAH behn-TEES-kah, letting the second-to-last syllable carry the stress and keeping every vowel short and pure.
Is la ventisca masculine or feminine?
la ventisca is feminine. la ventisca is feminine. Its plural is ventiscas.
How is la ventisca used in Spanish (Latin America)?
la ventisca is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Una ventisca cubrió el pueblo de nieve. (A blizzard covered the town in snow.).
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