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How do you say "wolf" in Mexican Spanish?

el lobo

Noun Masculine

In Mexican Spanish, "wolf" is el lobo.

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Pronunciation

LOH-boh. Rhymes with 'go'. Two syllables with even stress.

Grammar notes

El lobo is masculine. The plural is los lobos.

Example sentence

El lobo aullaba a la luna llena.

The wolf howled at the full moon.

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How to remember el lobo

Lobo sounds like it could be English 'lobe', but it's actually the Spanish wolf.

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Questions about el lobo

How do you say "wolf" in Mexican Spanish?

In Mexican Spanish, "wolf" is el lobo. It is a noun.

Is el lobo masculine or feminine?

El lobo is masculine. The plural is los lobos.

How is el lobo used in a sentence?

Use el lobo as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: El lobo aullaba a la luna llena. (The wolf howled at the full moon.).

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