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How do you say "languages" in Spanish?
los idiomas
In Spanish, "languages" is los idiomas.
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Pronunciation
Say ee-dee-OH-mahs. Stress the second syllable.
Grammar notes
Los idiomas is masculine plural. Each language is un idioma.
Example sentence
Hablo varios idiomas.
I speak several languages.
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How to remember los idiomas
Idioma comes from Greek meaning personal speech. Each language is unique.
Related words
- art el arte
- backpack la mochila
- biology la biología
- education la educación
- folder la carpeta
- literature la literatura
- music la música
- physical education la educación física
- textbook el libro de texto
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Questions about los idiomas
How do you say "languages" in Spanish?
In Spanish, "languages" is los idiomas. It is a noun.
How is los idiomas written in Spanish?
los idiomas is written using the standard Spanish script.
How is los idiomas used in a sentence?
Use los idiomas as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Hablo varios idiomas. (I speak several languages.).
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