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How do you say "nectar" in Spanish (Latin America)?
el néctar
In Spanish (Latin America), "nectar" is el néctar.
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Pronunciation
"el néctar" comes out close to EHL NEHS-tahr in Mexican Spanish, with crisp, clipped vowels and no diphthong drift like in English.
Grammar notes
el néctar is masculine. Its plural is néctares.
Example sentence
La abeja bebió néctar de la flor.
The bee drank nectar from the flower.
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How to remember el néctar
Remember it by picturing the shape of a nectar traced out as you pronounce "néctar" syllable by syllable, turning the word into a tiny piece of choreography.
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Questions about el néctar
How do you pronounce el néctar?
"el néctar" comes out close to EHL NEHS-tahr in Mexican Spanish, with crisp, clipped vowels and no diphthong drift like in English.
Is el néctar masculine or feminine?
el néctar is masculine. el néctar is masculine. Its plural is néctares.
How is el néctar used in Spanish (Latin America)?
el néctar is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: La abeja bebió néctar de la flor. (The bee drank nectar from the flower.).
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