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How do you say "frog" in Spanish?
la rana
In Spanish, "frog" is la rana.
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Pronunciation
Pronounced RAH-nah, with stress on the first syllable.
Grammar notes
Feminine noun taking la. Plural is ranas. Rana is the standard word for frogs.
Example sentence
La rana salta al agua con rapidez.
The frog jumps into the water quickly.
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How to remember la rana
Rana sounds like 'ribbon' and frogs often sit near ribbons of reeds by water.
Related words
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- grains los granos
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- wood la madera
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Questions about la rana
How do you say "frog" in Spanish?
In Spanish, "frog" is la rana. It is a noun.
Is la rana masculine or feminine?
Feminine noun taking la. Plural is ranas. Rana is the standard word for frogs.
How is la rana used in a sentence?
Use la rana as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: La rana salta al agua con rapidez. (The frog jumps into the water quickly.).
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