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How do you say "moss" in Spanish?

el musgo

Noun Masculine

In Spanish, "moss" is el musgo.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce el MOOS-goh, stress on the first syllable, with a soft g before the final o.

Grammar notes

el musgo is masculine. Its plural is El musgo.

Example sentence

Musgo suave cubría la vieja piedra.

Soft moss covered the old stone.

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How to remember el musgo

Musgo sounds a bit like 'must go', but moss actually likes to stay put.

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Questions about el musgo

How do you pronounce el musgo?

Pronounce el MOOS-goh, stress on the first syllable, with a soft g before the final o.

Is el musgo masculine or feminine?

el musgo is masculine. el musgo is masculine. Its plural is El musgo.

How is el musgo used in Spanish?

el musgo is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Musgo suave cubría la vieja piedra. (Soft moss covered the old stone.).

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