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How do you say "horizon" in Spanish?

el horizonte

Noun Masculine

In Spanish, "horizon" is el horizonte.

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Pronunciation

You'd say "el horizonte" - the h is silent; stress falls naturally on the second-to-last syllable; "el" is only the tag meaning 'the'.

Grammar notes

el horizonte is masculine. Its plural is horizontes.

Example sentence

El sol se ocultó en el horizonte.

The sun sank below the horizon.

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How to remember el horizonte

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

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Questions about el horizonte

How do you pronounce el horizonte?

You'd say "el horizonte" - the h is silent; stress falls naturally on the second-to-last syllable; "el" is only the tag meaning 'the'.

Is el horizonte masculine or feminine?

el horizonte is masculine. el horizonte is masculine. Its plural is horizontes.

How is el horizonte used in Spanish?

el horizonte is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: El sol se ocultó en el horizonte. (The sun sank below the horizon.).

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