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How do you say "brooch" in Spanish?

el broche

Noun Masculine

In Spanish, "brooch" is el broche.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce el BROH-cheh, stress on the first syllable, with the ch sounding just like in 'chair'.

Grammar notes

el broche is masculine. Its plural is broches.

Example sentence

Se sujetó un broche en el abrigo.

She pinned a brooch to her coat.

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How to remember el broche

Broche is close to the French word 'broche', both describe a decorative clasp or pin.

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Questions about el broche

How do you pronounce el broche?

Pronounce el BROH-cheh, stress on the first syllable, with the ch sounding just like in 'chair'.

Is el broche masculine or feminine?

el broche is masculine. el broche is masculine. Its plural is broches.

How is el broche used in Spanish?

el broche is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Se sujetó un broche en el abrigo. (She pinned a brooch to her coat.).

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