Driver (regional comparison) in Spanish
Driver (regional comparison) in Spanish is conductor (kohn-dook-TOR), or conductora, chofer or chofer. It's masculine: el conductor.
- Spanish
- el conductor
- Say it
- el kohn-dook-TOR
- Gender
- Masculine: el conductor
- Also said
- la conductora, el chofer, la chofer, el chófer, la chófer
- Note
- Conductor is widespread; chofer has final stress in much of Latin America.
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Questions about conductor
How do you say driver (regional comparison) in Spanish?
Driver (regional comparison) in Spanish is el conductor. You can also say la conductora, el chofer, la chofer, el chófer or la chófer. Conductor is widespread; chofer has final stress in much of Latin America.
How do you pronounce conductor?
Say it kohn-dook-TOR. The syllable in capitals is stressed: TOR. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is conductor masculine or feminine in Spanish?
conductor is masculine, so it takes el: el conductor.
What does conductor mean in English?
In English, el conductor means driver (regional comparison).
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