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How do you say "triangle" in Spanish (Latin America)?
el triángulo
In Spanish (Latin America), "triangle" is el triángulo.
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Pronunciation
"el triángulo" comes out close to EHL TREEAHN-goo-loh in Mexican Spanish, with crisp, clipped vowels and no diphthong drift like in English.
Grammar notes
el triángulo is masculine. Its plural is triángulos.
Example sentence
Un triángulo tiene tres lados.
A triangle has three sides.
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How to remember el triángulo
Remember it by picturing the shape of a triangle traced out as you pronounce "triángulo" syllable by syllable, turning the word into a tiny piece of choreography.
Related words
- circle el círculo
- rectangle el rectángulo
- diamond el diamante
- oval el óvalo
- hexagon el hexágono
- pentagon el pentágono
- cube el cubo
- sphere la esfera
- cylinder el cilindro
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Questions about el triángulo
How do you pronounce el triángulo?
"el triángulo" comes out close to EHL TREEAHN-goo-loh in Mexican Spanish, with crisp, clipped vowels and no diphthong drift like in English.
Is el triángulo masculine or feminine?
el triángulo is masculine. el triángulo is masculine. Its plural is triángulos.
How is el triángulo used in Spanish (Latin America)?
el triángulo is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Un triángulo tiene tres lados. (A triangle has three sides.).
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"Triangle" in other languages
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