Concrete in Spanish
Concrete in Spanish is hormigón (or-mee-GOHN), or concreto. It's masculine: el hormigón.
- Spanish
- el hormigón
- Say it
- el or-mee-GOHN
- Gender
- Masculine: el hormigón
- Also said
- el concreto
- Also
- el hormigón in Construction Spanish Vocabulary
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- el cementocement · el seh-MEHN-toh
- el yesoplaster · el YEH-soh
Questions about hormigón
How do you say concrete in Spanish?
Concrete in Spanish is el hormigón. You can also say el concreto. In construction spanish vocabulary, concrete is el hormigón.
How do you pronounce hormigón?
Say it or-mee-GOHN. The syllable in capitals is stressed: GOHN. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is hormigón masculine or feminine in Spanish?
hormigón is masculine, so it takes el: el hormigón.
What does hormigón mean in English?
In English, el hormigón means concrete.
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