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How do you say "extension cord" in Spanish (Latin America)?
Cable de extensión
In Spanish (Latin America), "extension cord" is Cable de extensión.
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Pronunciation
Pronounce "Cable de extensión" as KA-ble DE e-xte-NSION, keeping the r light and the vowels short and clean the way they're spoken across Mexico and Latin America.
Grammar notes
Cable de extensión is a phrase used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
extension cord
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How to remember Cable de extensión
Focus on the first syllable of "Cable de extensión" as a hook, then attach the meaning "extension cord" to that single sound.
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Questions about Cable de extensión
How do you pronounce Cable de extensión?
Pronounce "Cable de extensión" as KA-ble DE e-xte-NSION, keeping the r light and the vowels short and clean the way they're spoken across Mexico and Latin America.
Is Cable de extensión formal or casual?
Cable de extensión is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is Cable de extensión used in Spanish (Latin America)?
Cable de extensión is used the same way as the equivalent English phrase. For example: (extension cord).
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"Extension cord" in other languages
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