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How do you say "tutor" in Spanish?

el tutor

Noun Masculine

In Spanish, "tutor" is el tutor.

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Pronunciation

Say el too-TOR, stress on the last syllable, with a tapped r closing the word.

Grammar notes

el tutor is masculine. Its plural is tutores.

Example sentence

Un tutor le ayudó con matemáticas.

A tutor helped her with maths.

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How to remember el tutor

Tutor is spelled exactly the same in Spanish, one of the simplest words here.

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Questions about el tutor

How do you pronounce el tutor?

Say el too-TOR, stress on the last syllable, with a tapped r closing the word.

Is el tutor masculine or feminine?

el tutor is masculine. el tutor is masculine. Its plural is tutores.

How is el tutor used in Spanish?

el tutor is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Un tutor le ayudó con matemáticas. (A tutor helped her with maths.).

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