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How do you say "napkin" in Mexican Spanish?

la servilleta

Noun Feminine

In Mexican Spanish, "napkin" is la servilleta.

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Pronunciation

Say 'ser-vee-YEH-tah'. The stress is on the second syllable, and the ll sounds like y.

Grammar notes

La servilleta is feminine. Plural is las servilletas. It is derived from servir, meaning to serve.

Example sentence

Usé la servilleta después de comer.

I used the napkin after eating.

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How to remember la servilleta

Servilleta sounds like service-et-ah. A napkin serves you by wiping your mouth at the table.

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Questions about la servilleta

How do you say "napkin" in Mexican Spanish?

In Mexican Spanish, "napkin" is la servilleta. It is a noun.

Is la servilleta masculine or feminine?

La servilleta is feminine. Plural is las servilletas. It is derived from servir, meaning to serve.

How is la servilleta used in a sentence?

Use la servilleta as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Usé la servilleta después de comer. (I used the napkin after eating.).

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