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How do you say "cauliflower" in Spanish (Latin America)?
la coliflor
In Spanish (Latin America), "cauliflower" is la coliflor.
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Pronunciation
Say "la coliflor" as LA koh-lee-FLOHR, stressing the last syllable and keeping the vowels short and pure the way they are throughout Mexican Spanish.
Grammar notes
la coliflor is feminine. Its plural is coliflores.
Example sentence
Asó la coliflor hasta que quedó dorada.
He roasted the cauliflower until golden.
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How to remember la coliflor
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Questions about la coliflor
How do you pronounce la coliflor?
Say "la coliflor" as LA koh-lee-FLOHR, stressing the last syllable and keeping the vowels short and pure the way they are throughout Mexican Spanish.
Is la coliflor masculine or feminine?
la coliflor is feminine. la coliflor is feminine. Its plural is coliflores.
How is la coliflor used in Spanish (Latin America)?
la coliflor is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Asó la coliflor hasta que quedó dorada. (He roasted the cauliflower until golden.).
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