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How do you say "curator" in Spanish (Latin America)?
el curador
In Spanish (Latin America), "curator" is el curador.
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Pronunciation
Pronounce "el curador" like EHL koo-rrah-DOHR, remembering that in Latin American Spanish the consonants sounds like an English "s," never a "th."
Grammar notes
el curador is masculine. Its plural is curadores.
Example sentence
El curador organizó la nueva exposición.
The curator arranged the new exhibition.
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How to remember el curador
"curador" is a near twin of "curator" in English spelling, so think of the two words shaking hands whenever you read either one.
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- analyst el analista
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Questions about el curador
How do you pronounce el curador?
Pronounce "el curador" like EHL koo-rrah-DOHR, remembering that in Latin American Spanish the consonants sounds like an English "s," never a "th."
Is el curador masculine or feminine?
el curador is masculine. el curador is masculine. Its plural is curadores.
How is el curador used in Spanish (Latin America)?
el curador is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: El curador organizó la nueva exposición. (The curator arranged the new exhibition.).
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"Curator" in other languages
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