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How do you say "to close" in Mexican Spanish?

cerrar

Noun

In Mexican Spanish, "to close" is cerrar.

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Pronunciation

ser-RAHR. Two syllables, stress the last.

Grammar notes

Regular -ar verb with stem change: e to i. Yo cierro, but nosotros cerramos. Past: cerré, cerró. Opposite of abrir.

Example sentence

Cierro la puerta antes de irme.

I close the door before leaving.

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How to remember cerrar

Cerrar and 'cerradura' (lock) are related. When you close a door, you often lock it or secure it.

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Questions about cerrar

How do you say "to close" in Mexican Spanish?

In Mexican Spanish, "to close" is cerrar. It is a noun.

How is cerrar written in Mexican Spanish?

cerrar is written using the standard Mexican Spanish script.

How is cerrar used in a sentence?

Use cerrar as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Cierro la puerta antes de irme. (I close the door before leaving.).

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