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How do you say "wool" in Spanish?

la lana

Noun Feminine

In Spanish, "wool" is la lana.

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Pronunciation

Pronounce la LAH-nah, stress on the first syllable, with a clear open a sound throughout.

Grammar notes

la lana is feminine. Its plural is lanas.

Example sentence

El jersey está hecho de lana caliente.

The sweater is made of warm wool.

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How to remember la lana

Lana rhymes with 'llama', and llamas are famously known for their soft wool.

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Questions about la lana

How do you pronounce la lana?

Pronounce la LAH-nah, stress on the first syllable, with a clear open a sound throughout.

Is la lana masculine or feminine?

la lana is feminine. la lana is feminine. Its plural is lanas.

How is la lana used in Spanish?

la lana is used the same way as the equivalent English noun. For example: El jersey está hecho de lana caliente. (The sweater is made of warm wool.).

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