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How do you say "branch" in Spanish?

la rama

Noun Feminine

In Spanish, "branch" is la rama.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce la RAH-mah, stress on the first syllable, with a rolled r at the start and a short a sound.

Grammar notes

la rama is feminine. Its plural is ramas.

Example sentence

Un pájaro posado en una rama alta.

A bird perched on a high branch.

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How to remember la rama

Rama is short and round, like a branch curving out from a trunk.

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Questions about la rama

How do you pronounce la rama?

Pronounce la RAH-mah, stress on the first syllable, with a rolled r at the start and a short a sound.

Is la rama masculine or feminine?

la rama is feminine. la rama is feminine. Its plural is ramas.

How is la rama used in Spanish?

la rama is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Un pájaro posado en una rama alta. (A bird perched on a high branch.).

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