Juice (regional comparison) in Spanish
Juice (regional comparison) in Spanish is zumo (SOO-moh), or jugo. It's masculine: el zumo.
- Spanish
- el zumo
- Say it
- el SOO-moh
- Gender
- Masculine: el zumo
- Also said
- el jugo
- Note
- Spain commonly uses zumo; jugo is usual in much of Latin America.
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Regional Spanish words for the home and food
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- el pisoapartment (regional comparison) · el PEE-soh
- el frigoríficorefrigerator (regional comparison) · el free-goh-REE-fee-koh
- el grifofaucet (regional comparison) · el GREE-foh
- el lavabobathroom sink (regional comparison) · el lah-BAH-boh
- la patatapotato (regional comparison) · lah pah-TAH-tah
- la judíabean (regional comparison) · lah hoo-DEE-ah
- el melocotónpeach (regional comparison) · el meh-loh-koh-TOHN
- la fresastrawberry (regional comparison) · lah FREH-sah
- el cacahuetepeanut (regional comparison) · el kah-kah-WEH-teh
Questions about zumo
How do you say juice (regional comparison) in Spanish?
Juice (regional comparison) in Spanish is el zumo. You can also say el jugo. Spain commonly uses zumo; jugo is usual in much of Latin America.
How do you pronounce zumo?
Say it SOO-moh. The syllable in capitals is stressed: SOO. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is zumo masculine or feminine in Spanish?
zumo is masculine, so it takes el: el zumo.
What does zumo mean in English?
In English, el zumo means juice (regional comparison).
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