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How do you say "thyme" in Spanish (Latin America)?
el tomillo
In Spanish (Latin America), "thyme" is el tomillo.
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Pronunciation
The word "el tomillo" is said EHL toh-MEEL-loh, roughly, with every syllable given equal, clean weight rather than an English swallow.
Grammar notes
el tomillo is masculine. Its plural is tomillos.
Example sentence
Le agregó tomillo al asado.
She added thyme to the roast.
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How to remember el tomillo
Hold onto the image of the phrase "el tomillo" attached to a quick mental snapshot of a thyme in a Mexican kitchen or street market, and the word will resurface on its own next time you need it.
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Questions about el tomillo
How do you pronounce el tomillo?
The word "el tomillo" is said EHL toh-MEEL-loh, roughly, with every syllable given equal, clean weight rather than an English swallow.
Is el tomillo masculine or feminine?
el tomillo is masculine. el tomillo is masculine. Its plural is tomillos.
How is el tomillo used in Spanish (Latin America)?
el tomillo is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Le agregó tomillo al asado. (She added thyme to the roast.).
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