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How do you say "rowing" in Spanish?

el remo

Noun Masculine

In Spanish, "rowing" is el remo.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce el REH-moh, stress on the first syllable, with a strongly rolled r since it starts the word.

Grammar notes

el remo is masculine. Its plural is Remo.

Example sentence

El remo fortalece los brazos.

Rowing builds strong arms.

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How to remember el remo

Remo is short and rhythmic sounding, matching the steady pull of an oar.

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Questions about el remo

How do you pronounce el remo?

Pronounce el REH-moh, stress on the first syllable, with a strongly rolled r since it starts the word.

Is el remo masculine or feminine?

el remo is masculine. el remo is masculine. Its plural is Remo.

How is el remo used in Spanish?

el remo is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: El remo fortalece los brazos. (Rowing builds strong arms.).

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