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How do you say "ink" in Spanish?
la tinta
In Spanish, "ink" is la tinta.
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Pronunciation
Say TEEN-tah. The stress is on the first syllable.
Grammar notes
La tinta is feminine. Tinta is used in pens, stamps, and printing.
Example sentence
La tinta negra es la más común.
Black ink is the most common.
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How to remember la tinta
Tinta sounds like 'tint'. Ink comes in many tints and colors.
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Questions about la tinta
How do you say "ink" in Spanish?
In Spanish, "ink" is la tinta. It is a noun.
Is la tinta masculine or feminine?
La tinta is feminine. Tinta is used in pens, stamps, and printing.
How is la tinta used in a sentence?
Use la tinta as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: La tinta negra es la más común. (Black ink is the most common.).
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