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How do you say "dancer" in Spanish?

el bailarín

Noun Masculine

In Spanish, "dancer" is el bailarín.

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Pronunciation

It comes out as "el bailarín" - the accent tells you to stress the syllable with 'i'; "el" marks gender, not stress.

Grammar notes

el bailarín is masculine. Its plural is bailarines.

Example sentence

La bailarina se movió con gracia por el escenario.

The dancer moved gracefully across the stage.

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How to remember el bailarín

Say "bailarín" while pointing at (or imagining) a dancer - the physical gesture anchors the sound to the meaning.

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Questions about el bailarín

How do you pronounce el bailarín?

It comes out as "el bailarín" - the accent tells you to stress the syllable with 'i'; "el" marks gender, not stress.

Is el bailarín masculine or feminine?

el bailarín is masculine. el bailarín is masculine. Its plural is bailarines.

How is el bailarín used in Spanish?

el bailarín is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: La bailarina se movió con gracia por el escenario. (The dancer moved gracefully across the stage.).

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