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How do you say "knee" in Spanish (Latin America)?
la rodilla
In Spanish (Latin America), "knee" is la rodilla.
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Pronunciation
Locals say "la rodilla" as LA roh-DEEL-lah, the second-to-last syllable landing hardest, s-like sounds replacing anything a European speaker might turn into a th.
Grammar notes
la rodilla is feminine. Its plural is rodillas.
Example sentence
La niña se raspó la rodilla contra el pavimento.
The child scraped her knee on the pavement.
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How to remember la rodilla
Say "rodilla" out loud three times while picturing exactly what it means; repetition paired with a mental picture is what makes new words stay.
Related words
- skull el cráneo
- spine la columna vertebral
- rib la costilla
- skin la piel
- nail el clavo
- elbow el codo
- wrist la muñeca
- ankle el tobillo
- shoulder el hombro
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Questions about la rodilla
How do you pronounce la rodilla?
Locals say "la rodilla" as LA roh-DEEL-lah, the second-to-last syllable landing hardest, s-like sounds replacing anything a European speaker might turn into a th.
Is la rodilla masculine or feminine?
la rodilla is feminine. la rodilla is feminine. Its plural is rodillas.
How is la rodilla used in Spanish (Latin America)?
la rodilla is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: La niña se raspó la rodilla contra el pavimento. (The child scraped her knee on the pavement.).
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