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How do you say "choir" in Spanish (Latin America)?
el coro
In Spanish (Latin America), "choir" is el coro.
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Pronunciation
The word "el coro" is said EHL KOH-rroh, roughly, with every syllable given equal, clean weight rather than an English swallow.
Grammar notes
el coro is masculine. Its plural is coros.
Example sentence
El coro cantaba villancicos en Navidad.
The choir sang carols at Christmas.
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How to remember el coro
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- trumpet la trompeta
- melody la melodía
- rhythm el ritmo
- lyrics la letra
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Questions about el coro
How do you pronounce el coro?
The word "el coro" is said EHL KOH-rroh, roughly, with every syllable given equal, clean weight rather than an English swallow.
Is el coro masculine or feminine?
el coro is masculine. el coro is masculine. Its plural is coros.
How is el coro used in Spanish (Latin America)?
el coro is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: El coro cantaba villancicos en Navidad. (The choir sang carols at Christmas.).
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