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How do you say "windowsil" in Spanish?
windowsil
In Spanish, "windowsil" is windowsil.
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Pronunciation
WEN-doh-sil. Three syllables, pronounced similar to English.
Grammar notes
Masculine noun. The Spanish term is less commonly used standalone. Related: alfeizar (window sill).
Example sentence
Puse la maceta en el windowsil.
I placed the pot on the windowsil.
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How to remember windowsil
This English term is used in Spanish as windowsil. It's the shelf part of a window frame.
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Questions about windowsil
How do you say "windowsil" in Spanish?
In Spanish, "windowsil" is windowsil. It is a noun.
How is windowsil written in Spanish?
windowsil is written using the standard Spanish script.
How is windowsil used in a sentence?
Use windowsil as you would use the equivalent noun in English. For example: Puse la maceta en el windowsil. (I placed the pot on the windowsil.).
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