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How do you say "humidity" in Spanish (Latin America)?
la humedad
In Spanish (Latin America), "humidity" is la humedad.
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Pronunciation
"la humedad" comes out close to LAH oo-meh-DAHD in Mexican Spanish, with crisp, clipped vowels and no diphthong drift like in English.
Grammar notes
la humedad is feminine. Its plural is humedades.
Example sentence
La alta humedad hacía que el aire se sintiera pegajoso.
The high humidity made the air feel sticky.
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How to remember la humedad
"humedad" is a near twin of "humidity" in English spelling, so remember it by picturing the two words shaking hands whenever you read either one.
Related words
- breeze la brisa
- gale el vendaval
- monsoon el monzón
- blizzard la ventisca
- drizzle la llovizna
- downpour el aguacero
- temperature la temperatura
- climate el clima
- season la temporada
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Questions about la humedad
How do you pronounce la humedad?
"la humedad" comes out close to LAH oo-meh-DAHD in Mexican Spanish, with crisp, clipped vowels and no diphthong drift like in English.
Is la humedad masculine or feminine?
la humedad is feminine. la humedad is feminine. Its plural is humedades.
How is la humedad used in Spanish (Latin America)?
la humedad is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: La alta humedad hacía que el aire se sintiera pegajoso. (The high humidity made the air feel sticky.).
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