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How do you say "energy" in Spanish (Latin America)?
la energía
In Spanish (Latin America), "energy" is la energía.
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Pronunciation
Native speakers in Mexico say "la energía" close to LAH eh-nehr-GEEAH, keeping vowels tight and stressing the last syllable.
Grammar notes
la energía is feminine. Its plural is energías.
Example sentence
Los paneles solares convierten la luz solar en energía.
Solar panels turn sunlight into energy.
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How to remember la energía
Call to mind the shape of a energy traced out as you pronounce "energía" syllable by syllable, turning the word into a tiny piece of choreography.
Related words
- gravity la gravedad
- electricity la electricidad
- magnet el imán
- chemical el químico
- reaction la reacción
- oxygen el oxígeno
- carbon el carbono
- hydrogen el hidrógeno
- molecule la molécula
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Questions about la energía
How do you pronounce la energía?
Native speakers in Mexico say "la energía" close to LAH eh-nehr-GEEAH, keeping vowels tight and stressing the last syllable.
Is la energía masculine or feminine?
la energía is feminine. la energía is feminine. Its plural is energías.
How is la energía used in Spanish (Latin America)?
la energía is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Los paneles solares convierten la luz solar en energía. (Solar panels turn sunlight into energy.).
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