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How do you say "mountain" in Spanish (Latin America)?
la montaña
In Spanish (Latin America), "mountain" is la montaña.
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Pronunciation
Read "la montaña" aloud as LA mohn-TAH-nah, keeping the rhythm even until the second-to-last syllable, which gets a touch more weight than the rest.
Grammar notes
la montaña is feminine. Its plural is montañas.
Example sentence
Subieron a la cima de la montaña.
They climbed to the top of the mountain.
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How to remember la montaña
Whisper "montaña" to yourself while picturing the scene from "They climbed to the top of the mountain."; a word tied to an image sticks far better than one memorised alone.
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- rainbow el arcoíris
- thunder el trueno
- storm la tormenta
- hurricane el huracán
- tornado el tornado
- frost la escarcha
- drought la sequía
- flood la inundación
- earthquake el terremoto
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Questions about la montaña
How do you pronounce la montaña?
Read "la montaña" aloud as LA mohn-TAH-nah, keeping the rhythm even until the second-to-last syllable, which gets a touch more weight than the rest.
Is la montaña masculine or feminine?
la montaña is feminine. la montaña is feminine. Its plural is montañas.
How is la montaña used in Spanish (Latin America)?
la montaña is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Subieron a la cima de la montaña. (They climbed to the top of the mountain.).
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