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How do you say "oval" in Spanish?

el óvalo

Noun Masculine

In Spanish, "oval" is el óvalo.

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Pronunciation

Say el OH-vah-loh, stress on the first syllable, with the v sounding close to a b.

Grammar notes

el óvalo is masculine. Its plural is óvalos.

Example sentence

La mesa tiene una tapa ovalada.

The table has an oval top.

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How to remember el óvalo

Óvalo carries an accent on the first o, keeping the stress firmly at the front.

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Questions about el óvalo

How do you pronounce el óvalo?

Say el OH-vah-loh, stress on the first syllable, with the v sounding close to a b.

Is el óvalo masculine or feminine?

el óvalo is masculine. el óvalo is masculine. Its plural is óvalos.

How is el óvalo used in Spanish?

el óvalo is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: La mesa tiene una tapa ovalada. (The table has an oval top.).

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