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How do you say "cable" in Spanish (Latin America)?
el cable
In Spanish (Latin America), "cable" is el cable.
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Pronunciation
Say "el cable" as EL KAH-bleh, stressing the second-to-last syllable and keeping the vowels short and pure the way they are throughout Mexican Spanish.
Grammar notes
el cable is masculine. Its plural is cables.
Example sentence
El cable conectaba la televisión a la pared.
The cable connected the TV to the wall.
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How to remember el cable
Write "cable" on a sticky note somewhere you'll see today, and every time you notice it, say the meaning silently before moving on.
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Questions about el cable
How do you pronounce el cable?
Say "el cable" as EL KAH-bleh, stressing the second-to-last syllable and keeping the vowels short and pure the way they are throughout Mexican Spanish.
Is el cable masculine or feminine?
el cable is masculine. el cable is masculine. Its plural is cables.
How is el cable used in Spanish (Latin America)?
el cable is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: El cable conectaba la televisión a la pared. (The cable connected the TV to the wall.).
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