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How do you say "rubber" in Spanish?

la goma

Noun Feminine

In Spanish, "rubber" is la goma.

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Pronunciation

Say la GOH-mah, stress on the first syllable, with a hard g and a short o.

Grammar notes

la goma is feminine. Its plural is gomas.

Example sentence

El neumático está hecho de goma resistente.

The tyre is made of tough rubber.

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How to remember la goma

Goma is short and bouncy sounding, matching rubber's stretchy nature.

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Questions about la goma

How do you pronounce la goma?

Say la GOH-mah, stress on the first syllable, with a hard g and a short o.

Is la goma masculine or feminine?

la goma is feminine. la goma is feminine. Its plural is gomas.

How is la goma used in Spanish?

la goma is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: El neumático está hecho de goma resistente. (The tyre is made of tough rubber.).

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