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How do you say "magnet" in Spanish?

el imán

Noun Masculine

In Spanish, "magnet" is el imán.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce el ee-MAHN, stress on the last syllable, with a nasal n closing the word.

Grammar notes

el imán is masculine. Its plural is imanes.

Example sentence

El imán se pegó a la nevera.

The magnet stuck to the fridge.

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How to remember el imán

Imán is short and pulls the stress right onto its final syllable, just like a magnet pulls metal.

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Questions about el imán

How do you pronounce el imán?

Pronounce el ee-MAHN, stress on the last syllable, with a nasal n closing the word.

Is el imán masculine or feminine?

el imán is masculine. el imán is masculine. Its plural is imanes.

How is el imán used in Spanish?

el imán is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: El imán se pegó a la nevera. (The magnet stuck to the fridge.).

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