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How do you say "eclipse" in Spanish (Latin America)?
el eclipse
In Spanish (Latin America), "eclipse" is el eclipse.
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Pronunciation
Think of "el eclipse" as EHL eh-KLEEP-seh spoken fast, with the accent landing on the second-to-last syllable and no silent letters ignored.
Grammar notes
el eclipse is masculine. Its plural is eclipses.
Example sentence
Vimos el eclipse solar a través de los lentes.
We watched the solar eclipse through glasses.
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How to remember el eclipse
The ending of "el eclipse" rhymes loosely with other words you already know, so notice how it sliding into that same rhyming family in your head.
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- breeze la brisa
- gale el vendaval
- monsoon el monzón
- blizzard la ventisca
- drizzle la llovizna
- downpour el aguacero
- humidity la humedad
- temperature la temperatura
- climate el clima
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Questions about el eclipse
How do you pronounce el eclipse?
Think of "el eclipse" as EHL eh-KLEEP-seh spoken fast, with the accent landing on the second-to-last syllable and no silent letters ignored.
Is el eclipse masculine or feminine?
el eclipse is masculine. el eclipse is masculine. Its plural is eclipses.
How is el eclipse used in Spanish (Latin America)?
el eclipse is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Vimos el eclipse solar a través de los lentes. (We watched the solar eclipse through glasses.).
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