Apricot in Spanish
Apricot in Spanish is albaricoque (ahl-bah-ree-KOH-keh), or damasco or chabacano. It's masculine: el albaricoque, plural los albaricoques.
- Spanish
- el albaricoque
- Say it
- el ahl-bah-ree-KOH-keh
- Gender
- Masculine: el albaricoque
- Plural
- los albaricoques
- Also said
- el damasco, el chabacano
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Berries and stone fruits in Spanish
The other words in step 3 of Fruits in Spanish.
- la cerezacherry · lah seh-REH-sah
- la frambuesaraspberry · lah frahm-BWEH-sah
- el arándanoblueberry · el ah-RAHN-dah-noh
- la morablackberry · lah MOH-rah
- la ciruelaplum · lah see-RWEH-lah
- el kiwikiwi · el KEE-wee
- el higofig · el EE-goh
- el dátildate (fruit) · el DAH-teel
- la granadapomegranate · lah grah-NAH-dah
Questions about albaricoque
How do you say apricot in Spanish?
Apricot in Spanish is el albaricoque. You can also say el damasco or el chabacano.
How do you pronounce albaricoque?
Say it ahl-bah-ree-KOH-keh. The syllable in capitals is stressed: KOH. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is albaricoque masculine or feminine in Spanish?
albaricoque is masculine, so it takes el: el albaricoque. The plural is los albaricoques.
What does albaricoque mean in English?
In English, el albaricoque means apricot.
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