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How do you say "consulate" in Spanish?
el consulado
In Spanish, "consulate" is el consulado.
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Pronunciation
This is el kon-soo-LAH-doh, stress on the third syllable, close to the English word overall.
Grammar notes
el consulado is masculine. Its plural is consulados.
Example sentence
Renovó su pasaporte en el consulado.
He renewed his passport at the consulate.
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How to remember el consulado
Consulado is nearly identical to 'consulate', just with a Spanish ending swapped in.
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Questions about el consulado
How do you pronounce el consulado?
This is el kon-soo-LAH-doh, stress on the third syllable, close to the English word overall.
Is el consulado masculine or feminine?
el consulado is masculine. el consulado is masculine. Its plural is consulados.
How is el consulado used in Spanish?
el consulado is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Renovó su pasaporte en el consulado. (He renewed his passport at the consulate.).
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