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How do you say "receptionist" in Spanish?
recepcionista
In Spanish, "receptionist" is recepcionista.
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Pronunciation
Say ray-sep-see-oh-NEES-tah. Stress falls on the third syllable from the end.
Grammar notes
Recepcionista is invariable for gender (same for masculine and feminine). Plural: recepcionistas.
Example sentence
La recepcionista me dijo que esperara.
The receptionist told me to wait.
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How to remember recepcionista
Recepcionista comes from recepcion (reception), and receptionists greet you at reception.
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Questions about recepcionista
How do you say "receptionist" in Spanish?
In Spanish, "receptionist" is recepcionista. It is a noun.
How is recepcionista written in Spanish?
recepcionista is written using the standard Spanish script.
How is recepcionista used in a sentence?
Use recepcionista as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: La recepcionista me dijo que esperara. (The receptionist told me to wait.).
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"Receptionist" in other languages
- Japanese 受付係 (uketsukegakari)
- Korean 접수원 (jeopsuwon)
- Chinese 接待员 (jiē dài yuán)
- Spanish (Latin America) recepcionista
- French le réceptionniste
- German der Rezeptionist
- Italian l’addetto alla reception
- Russian рецепционист (recepcionist)
- Greek ο ρεσεψιονίστ (o resepsionist)
- Arabic موظف إستقبال (muwazzaf 'isti'bael)
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