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How do you say "plant" in Spanish?

la planta

Noun Feminine

In Spanish, "plant" is la planta.

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Pronunciation

Say la PLAHN-tah, stress on the first syllable, nearly identical to the English word.

Grammar notes

la planta is feminine. Its plural is plantas.

Example sentence

Regaba la planta cada mañana.

She watered the plant every morning.

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How to remember la planta

Planta is basically 'plant' with an a stuck on the end.

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Questions about la planta

How do you pronounce la planta?

Say la PLAHN-tah, stress on the first syllable, nearly identical to the English word.

Is la planta masculine or feminine?

la planta is feminine. la planta is feminine. Its plural is plantas.

How is la planta used in Spanish?

la planta is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Regaba la planta cada mañana. (She watered the plant every morning.).

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