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How do you say "message" in Spanish (Latin America)?
el mensaje
In Spanish (Latin America), "message" is el mensaje.
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Pronunciation
"el mensaje" comes out close to EL mehn-SAH-eh in Latin American speech, with the second-to-last syllable getting the punch and no th sound on any c or z.
Grammar notes
el mensaje is masculine. Its plural is mensajes.
Example sentence
Leyó el mensaje en su teléfono.
She read the message on her phone.
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How to remember el mensaje
Whisper "mensaje" to yourself while picturing the scene from "She read the message on her phone."; a word tied to an image sticks far better than one memorised alone.
Related words
- computer la computadora
- laptop la laptop
- smartphone el smartphone
- tablet la tableta
- charger el cargador
- headphone el auricular
- microphone el micrófono
- camera la cámara
- router el router
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Questions about el mensaje
How do you pronounce el mensaje?
"el mensaje" comes out close to EL mehn-SAH-eh in Latin American speech, with the second-to-last syllable getting the punch and no th sound on any c or z.
Is el mensaje masculine or feminine?
el mensaje is masculine. el mensaje is masculine. Its plural is mensajes.
How is el mensaje used in Spanish (Latin America)?
el mensaje is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Leyó el mensaje en su teléfono. (She read the message on her phone.).
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