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How do you say "replace" in Spanish (Latin America)?
reemplazar
In Spanish (Latin America), "replace" is reemplazar.
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Pronunciation
Say "reemplazar" like re-e-mpla-SAR — the capitalized part gets the stress, and remember Latin American speakers pronounce every c and z as a soft s, never like "th".
Grammar notes
reemplazar is a verb used the same way as its English equivalent.
Example sentence
Necesito reemplazar la lámpara rota.
I need to replace the broken lamp.
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How to remember reemplazar
"reemplazar" looks almost like the English "replace", so the meaning "replace" should stick with barely any effort.
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Questions about reemplazar
How do you pronounce reemplazar?
Say "reemplazar" like re-e-mpla-SAR — the capitalized part gets the stress, and remember Latin American speakers pronounce every c and z as a soft s, never like "th".
Is reemplazar formal or casual?
reemplazar is a neutral, everyday word that works in both casual and polite speech.
How is reemplazar used in Spanish (Latin America)?
reemplazar is used the same way as the equivalent English verb. For example: Necesito reemplazar la lámpara rota. (I need to replace the broken lamp.).
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