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How do you say "harp" in Spanish?

el arpa

Noun Masculine

In Spanish, "harp" is el arpa.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce el AR-pah, stress on the first syllable, close to the English word overall.

Grammar notes

el arpa is masculine. Its plural is arpas.

Example sentence

Punteó las cuerdas del arpa.

She plucked the strings of the harp.

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How to remember el arpa

Arpa is nearly identical to 'harp', just with an a added at the end.

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Questions about el arpa

How do you pronounce el arpa?

Pronounce el AR-pah, stress on the first syllable, close to the English word overall.

Is el arpa masculine or feminine?

el arpa is masculine. el arpa is masculine. Its plural is arpas.

How is el arpa used in Spanish?

el arpa is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Punteó las cuerdas del arpa. (She plucked the strings of the harp.).

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