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How do you say "pine" in Spanish?
el pino
In Spanish, "pine" is el pino.
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Pronunciation
This is el PEE-noh, stress on the first syllable, with a crisp short i sound.
Grammar notes
el pino is masculine. Its plural is pinos.
Example sentence
El pino olía fresco en el bosque.
The pine smelled fresh in the forest.
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How to remember el pino
Pino is nearly 'pine-oh', an easy cousin of the English word.
Related words
- root la raíz
- branch la rama
- trunk el tronco
- leaf la hoja
- seed la semilla
- bud brote
- oak el roble
- palm la palmera
- bamboo el bambú
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Questions about el pino
How do you pronounce el pino?
This is el PEE-noh, stress on the first syllable, with a crisp short i sound.
Is el pino masculine or feminine?
el pino is masculine. el pino is masculine. Its plural is pinos.
How is el pino used in Spanish?
el pino is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: El pino olía fresco en el bosque. (The pine smelled fresh in the forest.).
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