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How do you say "debt" in Spanish?

la deuda

Noun Feminine

In Spanish, "debt" is la deuda.

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Pronunciation

Say la DEH-oo-dah, two syllables really run as deh-OO-dah, stress on the middle vowel sound.

Grammar notes

la deuda is feminine. Its plural is deudas.

Example sentence

Trabajaron duro para saldar la deuda.

They worked hard to pay off the debt.

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How to remember la deuda

Deuda sounds a little like 'due-duh', and debt is money that's due.

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Questions about la deuda

How do you pronounce la deuda?

Say la DEH-oo-dah, two syllables really run as deh-OO-dah, stress on the middle vowel sound.

Is la deuda masculine or feminine?

la deuda is feminine. la deuda is feminine. Its plural is deudas.

How is la deuda used in Spanish?

la deuda is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Trabajaron duro para saldar la deuda. (They worked hard to pay off the debt.).

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