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How do you say "friendship" in Spanish (Latin America)?
la amistad
In Spanish (Latin America), "friendship" is la amistad.
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Pronunciation
Pronounce "la amistad" like LA ah-mees-TAHD, with a light tap on any r, the stress falling on the last syllable, and no trace of an English th anywhere.
Grammar notes
la amistad is feminine. Its plural is amistades.
Example sentence
Su amistad duró muchos años.
Their friendship lasted for many years.
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How to remember la amistad
Think of "amistad" as a small puzzle piece pulled from "Their friendship lasted for many years."; slotting it back into that sentence is easier than learning it in isolation.
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- grandfather el abuelo
- grandmother la abuela
- uncle el tío
- aunt la tía
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- niece la sobrina
- cousin el primo
- stepfather el padrastro
- stepmother la madrastra
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Questions about la amistad
How do you pronounce la amistad?
Pronounce "la amistad" like LA ah-mees-TAHD, with a light tap on any r, the stress falling on the last syllable, and no trace of an English th anywhere.
Is la amistad masculine or feminine?
la amistad is feminine. la amistad is feminine. Its plural is amistades.
How is la amistad used in Spanish (Latin America)?
la amistad is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Su amistad duró muchos años. (Their friendship lasted for many years.).
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