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How do you say "zebra" in Mexican Spanish?

la cebra

Noun Feminine

In Mexican Spanish, "zebra" is la cebra.

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Pronunciation

SEH-brah. Two syllables, stress on the first.

Grammar notes

La cebra is feminine. The plural is las cebras.

Example sentence

La cebra come hierba en la sabana.

The zebra eats grass on the savanna.

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How to remember la cebra

Cebra sounds like it could be English, but it's Spanish for the striped animal.

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Questions about la cebra

How do you say "zebra" in Mexican Spanish?

In Mexican Spanish, "zebra" is la cebra. It is a noun.

Is la cebra masculine or feminine?

La cebra is feminine. The plural is las cebras.

How is la cebra used in a sentence?

Use la cebra as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: La cebra come hierba en la sabana. (The zebra eats grass on the savanna.).

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