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How do you say "router" in Spanish (Latin America)?
el router
In Spanish (Latin America), "router" is el router.
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Pronunciation
"el router" is spoken as EL rohoo-TEHR in this dialect, the last syllable taking the beat, each vowel held clean and short rather than drawn out.
Grammar notes
el router is masculine. Its plural is routers.
Example sentence
El router está junto al escritorio.
The router sits next to the desk.
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How to remember el router
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Related words
- computer la computadora
- laptop la laptop
- smartphone el smartphone
- tablet la tableta
- charger el cargador
- headphone el auricular
- microphone el micrófono
- camera la cámara
- internet el internet
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Questions about el router
How do you pronounce el router?
"el router" is spoken as EL rohoo-TEHR in this dialect, the last syllable taking the beat, each vowel held clean and short rather than drawn out.
Is el router masculine or feminine?
el router is masculine. el router is masculine. Its plural is routers.
How is el router used in Spanish (Latin America)?
el router is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: El router está junto al escritorio. (The router sits next to the desk.).
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