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How do you say "verse" in Spanish?

el verso

Noun Masculine

In Spanish, "verse" is el verso.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce el BEHR-soh, stress on the first syllable, with the v sounding close to a b.

Grammar notes

el verso is masculine. Its plural is versos.

Example sentence

Cantó la primera estrofa suavemente.

She sang the first verse softly.

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How to remember el verso

Verso shares its root with 'verse', just missing the silent final e from English.

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Questions about el verso

How do you pronounce el verso?

Pronounce el BEHR-soh, stress on the first syllable, with the v sounding close to a b.

Is el verso masculine or feminine?

el verso is masculine. el verso is masculine. Its plural is versos.

How is el verso used in Spanish?

el verso is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: Cantó la primera estrofa suavemente. (She sang the first verse softly.).

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