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How do you say "flashlight" in Spanish (Latin America)?
la linterna
In Spanish (Latin America), "flashlight" is la linterna.
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Pronunciation
Say "la linterna" as LAH leen-TEHR-nah, letting the second-to-last syllable carry the stress and keeping every vowel short and pure.
Grammar notes
la linterna is feminine. Its plural is linternas.
Example sentence
Iluminó la cueva con la linterna.
He shone the flashlight into the cave.
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How to remember la linterna
Picture the phrase "la linterna" attached to a quick mental snapshot of a flashlight in a Mexican kitchen or street market, and the word will resurface on its own next time you need it.
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Questions about la linterna
How do you pronounce la linterna?
Say "la linterna" as LAH leen-TEHR-nah, letting the second-to-last syllable carry the stress and keeping every vowel short and pure.
Is la linterna masculine or feminine?
la linterna is feminine. la linterna is feminine. Its plural is linternas.
How is la linterna used in Spanish (Latin America)?
la linterna is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Iluminó la cueva con la linterna. (He shone the flashlight into the cave.).
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