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How do you say "broom" in Spanish?
la escoba
In Spanish, "broom" is la escoba.
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Pronunciation
Try saying it as "la escoba" - stress falls naturally on the second-to-last syllable; "la" just flags it as a noun.
Grammar notes
la escoba is feminine. Its plural is escobas.
Example sentence
Barrió el suelo con una escoba.
He swept the floor with a broom.
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How to remember la escoba
Focus on the opening sound of "escoba" first, get comfortable with it, then let the rest of the word trail off naturally.
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Questions about la escoba
How do you pronounce la escoba?
Try saying it as "la escoba" - stress falls naturally on the second-to-last syllable; "la" just flags it as a noun.
Is la escoba masculine or feminine?
la escoba is feminine. la escoba is feminine. Its plural is escobas.
How is la escoba used in Spanish?
la escoba is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Barrió el suelo con una escoba. (He swept the floor with a broom.).
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