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How do you say "magpie" in Spanish (Latin America)?
la urraca
In Spanish (Latin America), "magpie" is la urraca.
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Pronunciation
"la urraca" comes out close to LAH oor-RRAH-kah in Mexican Spanish, with crisp, clipped vowels and no diphthong drift like in English.
Grammar notes
la urraca is feminine. Its plural is Magpies.
Example sentence
Una urraca arrebató una moneda brillante.
A magpie snatched a shiny coin.
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How to remember la urraca
The ending of "la urraca" rhymes loosely with other words you already know, so remember it by picturing it sliding into that same rhyming family in your head.
Related words
- firefly la luciérnaga
- ladybug la mariquita
- grasshopper el saltamontes
- caterpillar la oruga
- termite la termita
- wasp la avispa
- moth la polilla
- newt el tritón
- salamander la salamandra
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Questions about la urraca
How do you pronounce la urraca?
"la urraca" comes out close to LAH oor-RRAH-kah in Mexican Spanish, with crisp, clipped vowels and no diphthong drift like in English.
Is la urraca masculine or feminine?
la urraca is feminine. la urraca is feminine. Its plural is Magpies.
How is la urraca used in Spanish (Latin America)?
la urraca is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Una urraca arrebató una moneda brillante. (A magpie snatched a shiny coin.).
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