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How do you say "reliable" in Spanish (Latin America)?
confiable
In Spanish (Latin America), "reliable" is confiable.
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Pronunciation
To an English ear, "confiable" sounds roughly like ko-NFIA-ble; just flatten any z or soft-c sound into a plain s, which is how it's said throughout Latin America.
Grammar notes
confiable is a adjective used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
Es un amigo confiable.
He is a reliable friend.
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How to remember confiable
Repeat the example "Es un amigo confiable." out loud a couple of times; the rhythm alone will plant "confiable" as "reliable" in memory.
Related words
- ancient Antiguo
- modern Moderno
- traditional Tradicional
- modernized modernizado
- stingy tacaño
- humble humilde
- arrogant arrogante
- flexible flexible
- rigid rígido
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Questions about confiable
How do you pronounce confiable?
To an English ear, "confiable" sounds roughly like ko-NFIA-ble; just flatten any z or soft-c sound into a plain s, which is how it's said throughout Latin America.
Is confiable formal or casual?
confiable is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is confiable used in Spanish (Latin America)?
confiable is used the same way as the equivalent English adjective. For example: Es un amigo confiable. (He is a reliable friend.).
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"Reliable" in other languages
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