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How do you say "score" in Spanish (Latin America)?
la marcador
In Spanish (Latin America), "score" is la marcador.
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Pronunciation
Pronounce "la marcador" like LAH mahr-kah-DOHR, remembering that in Latin American Spanish the consonants sounds like an English "s," never a "th."
Grammar notes
la marcador is feminine. Its plural is puntuaciones.
Example sentence
El marcador final fue de dos a uno.
The final score was two to one.
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How to remember la marcador
Split "marcador" into its syllables and say each one slowly while picturing a score; repeating that small ritual a few times locks the sound and the meaning together.
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Questions about la marcador
How do you pronounce la marcador?
Pronounce "la marcador" like LAH mahr-kah-DOHR, remembering that in Latin American Spanish the consonants sounds like an English "s," never a "th."
Is la marcador masculine or feminine?
la marcador is feminine. la marcador is feminine. Its plural is puntuaciones.
How is la marcador used in Spanish (Latin America)?
la marcador is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: El marcador final fue de dos a uno. (The final score was two to one.).
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