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How do you say "chorus" in Spanish?

el coro

Noun Masculine

In Spanish, "chorus" is el coro.

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Pronunciation

Say el KOH-roh, stress on the first syllable, the same word Spanish uses for choir.

Grammar notes

el coro is masculine. Its plural is El coro.

Example sentence

Todos cantaron el estribillo.

Everyone sang along to the chorus.

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How to remember el coro

Coro covers both choir and chorus, one short word for a group of singing voices.

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Questions about el coro

How do you pronounce el coro?

Say el KOH-roh, stress on the first syllable, the same word Spanish uses for choir.

Is el coro masculine or feminine?

el coro is masculine. el coro is masculine. Its plural is El coro.

How is el coro used in Spanish?

el coro is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Todos cantaron el estribillo. (Everyone sang along to the chorus.).

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