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How do you say "exhibition" in Spanish (Latin America)?
la exposición
In Spanish (Latin America), "exhibition" is la exposición.
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Pronunciation
Pronounce "la exposición" like LAH ehx-poh-see-SEEOHN, remembering that in Latin American Spanish the "c" or "z" sounds like an English "s," never a "th."
Grammar notes
la exposición is feminine. Its plural is exposiciones.
Example sentence
El museo inauguró una nueva exposición.
The museum opened a new exhibition.
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How to remember la exposición
Think of the shape of a exhibition traced out as you pronounce "exposición" syllable by syllable, turning the word into a tiny piece of choreography.
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Questions about la exposición
How do you pronounce la exposición?
Pronounce "la exposición" like LAH ehx-poh-see-SEEOHN, remembering that in Latin American Spanish the "c" or "z" sounds like an English "s," never a "th."
Is la exposición masculine or feminine?
la exposición is feminine. la exposición is feminine. Its plural is exposiciones.
How is la exposición used in Spanish (Latin America)?
la exposición is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: El museo inauguró una nueva exposición. (The museum opened a new exhibition.).
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