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How do you say "generator" in Spanish (Latin America)?
el generador
In Spanish (Latin America), "generator" is el generador.
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Pronunciation
Native speakers in Mexico say "el generador" close to EHL heh-neh-rrah-DOHR, keeping vowels tight and stressing the last syllable.
Grammar notes
el generador is masculine. Its plural is generadores.
Example sentence
El generador alimentaba las luces.
The generator powered the lights.
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How to remember el generador
"generador" is a near twin of "generator" in English spelling, so call to mind the two words shaking hands whenever you read either one.
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Questions about el generador
How do you pronounce el generador?
Native speakers in Mexico say "el generador" close to EHL heh-neh-rrah-DOHR, keeping vowels tight and stressing the last syllable.
Is el generador masculine or feminine?
el generador is masculine. el generador is masculine. Its plural is generadores.
How is el generador used in Spanish (Latin America)?
el generador is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: El generador alimentaba las luces. (The generator powered the lights.).
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"Generator" in other languages
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