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How do you say "embassy" in Spanish (Latin America)?
la embajada
In Spanish (Latin America), "embassy" is la embajada.
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Pronunciation
Pronounce "la embajada" like LA ehm-bah-AH-dah, with a light tap on any r, the stress falling on the second-to-last syllable, and no trace of an English th anywhere.
Grammar notes
la embajada is feminine. Its plural is embajadas.
Example sentence
Solicitó una visa en la embajada.
She applied for a visa at the embassy.
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How to remember la embajada
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Questions about la embajada
How do you pronounce la embajada?
Pronounce "la embajada" like LA ehm-bah-AH-dah, with a light tap on any r, the stress falling on the second-to-last syllable, and no trace of an English th anywhere.
Is la embajada masculine or feminine?
la embajada is feminine. la embajada is feminine. Its plural is embajadas.
How is la embajada used in Spanish (Latin America)?
la embajada is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Solicitó una visa en la embajada. (She applied for a visa at the embassy.).
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