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How do you say "plant" in Spanish (Latin America)?
la planta
In Spanish (Latin America), "plant" is la planta.
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Pronunciation
Break it into pieces: LAH PLAHN-tah, and lean on the first beat, since Spanish rhythm hits each syllable evenly.
Grammar notes
la planta is feminine. Its plural is plantas.
Example sentence
Regaba la planta todas las mañanas.
She watered the plant every morning.
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How to remember la planta
Imagine the phrase "la planta" attached to a quick mental snapshot of a plant in a Mexican kitchen or street market, and the word will resurface on its own next time you need it.
Related words
- root la raíz
- branch la rama
- trunk el tronco
- leaf la hoja
- seed la semilla
- bud brote
- oak el roble
- pine el pino
- palm la palmera
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Questions about la planta
How do you pronounce la planta?
Break it into pieces: LAH PLAHN-tah, and lean on the first beat, since Spanish rhythm hits each syllable evenly.
Is la planta masculine or feminine?
la planta is feminine. la planta is feminine. Its plural is plantas.
How is la planta used in Spanish (Latin America)?
la planta is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Regaba la planta todas las mañanas. (She watered the plant every morning.).
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