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How do you say "rose" in Spanish?

la rosa

Noun Feminine

In Spanish, "rose" is la rosa.

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Pronunciation

This is la ROH-sah, stress on the first syllable, with a strongly rolled r since it opens the word.

Grammar notes

la rosa is feminine. Its plural is Rosas.

Example sentence

Le dio una sola rosa roja.

He gave her a single red rose.

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How to remember la rosa

Rosa is nearly identical to 'rose', just add an a and roll that r.

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Questions about la rosa

How do you pronounce la rosa?

This is la ROH-sah, stress on the first syllable, with a strongly rolled r since it opens the word.

Is la rosa masculine or feminine?

la rosa is feminine. la rosa is feminine. Its plural is Rosas.

How is la rosa used in Spanish?

la rosa is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Le dio una sola rosa roja. (He gave her a single red rose.).

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