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How do you say "to insert" in Mexican Spanish?
insertar
In Mexican Spanish, "to insert" is insertar.
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Pronunciation
in-ser-TAHR. Three syllables, stress the last.
Grammar notes
Regular -ar verb. Plural: insertan. Past: inserté, insertó. This is a formal, technical verb commonly used with computers or machinery.
Example sentence
Inserto la llave en la cerradura.
I insert the key into the lock.
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How to remember insertar
Insertar is very close to English 'insert'. It borrowed directly from English in modern computing contexts.
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Questions about insertar
How do you say "to insert" in Mexican Spanish?
In Mexican Spanish, "to insert" is insertar. It is a noun.
How is insertar written in Mexican Spanish?
insertar is written using the standard Mexican Spanish script.
How is insertar used in a sentence?
Use insertar as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Inserto la llave en la cerradura. (I insert the key into the lock.).
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