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How do you say "judge" in Spanish (Latin America)?
el juez
In Spanish (Latin America), "judge" is el juez.
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Pronunciation
For "el juez", aim for EL OOEHS: no th sound anywhere, flat clean vowels throughout, and the weight of the word sitting on the last syllable.
Grammar notes
el juez is masculine. Its plural is jueces.
Example sentence
El juez escuchó ambos lados del caso.
The judge listened to both sides of the case.
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How to remember el juez
Trace the letters of "juez" in the air while saying it slowly; the small motion gives your memory something extra to hold onto besides sound.
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Questions about el juez
How do you pronounce el juez?
For "el juez", aim for EL OOEHS: no th sound anywhere, flat clean vowels throughout, and the weight of the word sitting on the last syllable.
Is el juez masculine or feminine?
el juez is masculine. el juez is masculine. Its plural is jueces.
How is el juez used in Spanish (Latin America)?
el juez is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: El juez escuchó ambos lados del caso. (The judge listened to both sides of the case.).
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