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How do you say "chemistry" in Spanish?

la química

Noun Feminine

In Spanish, "chemistry" is la química.

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Pronunciation

Say KEE-mee-kah. Stress the first syllable.

Grammar notes

La química is feminine. Química is the study of matter and reactions.

Example sentence

La química estudia los elementos.

Chemistry studies elements.

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How to remember la química

Química studies chemical reactions. Chemistry and química are related.

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Questions about la química

How do you say "chemistry" in Spanish?

In Spanish, "chemistry" is la química. It is a noun.

Is la química masculine or feminine?

La química is feminine. Química is the study of matter and reactions.

How is la química used in a sentence?

Use la química as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: La química estudia los elementos. (Chemistry studies elements.).

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