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How do you say "database" in Spanish (Latin America)?

la base de datos

Noun Feminine

In Spanish (Latin America), "database" is la base de datos.

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Pronunciation

The word "la base de datos" is said LAH BAH-seh DEH DAH-tohs, roughly, with every syllable given equal, clean weight rather than an English swallow.

Grammar notes

la base de datos is feminine. Its plural is bases de datos.

Example sentence

Todos los registros se guardan en una base de datos.

All the records are kept in a database.

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How to remember la base de datos

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Questions about la base de datos

How do you pronounce la base de datos?

The word "la base de datos" is said LAH BAH-seh DEH DAH-tohs, roughly, with every syllable given equal, clean weight rather than an English swallow.

Is la base de datos masculine or feminine?

la base de datos is feminine. la base de datos is feminine. Its plural is bases de datos.

How is la base de datos used in Spanish (Latin America)?

la base de datos is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Todos los registros se guardan en una base de datos. (All the records are kept in a database.).

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