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How do you say "dew" in Spanish (Latin America)?
el rocío
In Spanish (Latin America), "dew" is el rocío.
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Pronunciation
Locals say "el rocío" as EL roh-SEE-oh, the second-to-last syllable landing hardest, s-like sounds replacing anything a European speaker might turn into a th.
Grammar notes
el rocío is masculine. Its plural is rocíos.
Example sentence
El rocío de la mañana brillaba en el pasto.
Morning dew sparkled on the grass.
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- drought la sequía
- flood la inundación
- earthquake el terremoto
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Questions about el rocío
How do you pronounce el rocío?
Locals say "el rocío" as EL roh-SEE-oh, the second-to-last syllable landing hardest, s-like sounds replacing anything a European speaker might turn into a th.
Is el rocío masculine or feminine?
el rocío is masculine. el rocío is masculine. Its plural is rocíos.
How is el rocío used in Spanish (Latin America)?
el rocío is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: El rocío de la mañana brillaba en el pasto. (Morning dew sparkled on the grass.).
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