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How do you say "dog" in Mexican Spanish?

el perro

Noun Masculine

In Mexican Spanish, "dog" is el perro.

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Pronunciation

PAIR-roh. Two syllables, stress on the first.

Grammar notes

El perro is masculine. When referring to a female dog, use la perra.

Example sentence

El perro juega en el parque.

The dog plays in the park.

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How to remember el perro

Perro sounds like 'perro perro' (dog dog), easy to remember through repetition.

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Questions about el perro

How do you say "dog" in Mexican Spanish?

In Mexican Spanish, "dog" is el perro. It is a noun.

Is el perro masculine or feminine?

El perro is masculine. When referring to a female dog, use la perra.

How is el perro used in a sentence?

Use el perro as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: El perro juega en el parque. (The dog plays in the park.).

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