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How do you say "gold" in Spanish?

el oro

Noun Masculine

In Spanish, "gold" is el oro.

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Pronunciation

Pronounced OH-ro, with stress on the first syllable.

Grammar notes

Masculine noun taking el. Plural is oros. Oro is the precious metal element gold.

Example sentence

El oro brilla bajo la luz del sol.

The gold shines in the sunlight.

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How to remember el oro

Oro sounds like 'aura' and gold has an aura of wealth and value around it.

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Questions about el oro

How do you say "gold" in Spanish?

In Spanish, "gold" is el oro. It is a noun.

Is el oro masculine or feminine?

Masculine noun taking el. Plural is oros. Oro is the precious metal element gold.

How is el oro used in a sentence?

Use el oro as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: El oro brilla bajo la luz del sol. (The gold shines in the sunlight.).

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