Little bit of water in Spanish
Little bit of water in Spanish is agüita (ah-GWEE-tah). It's feminine: la agüita.
- Spanish
- la agüita
- Say it
- lah ah-GWEE-tah
- Gender
- Feminine: la agüita
- Note
- Affectionate or small-quantity use; standard agua is feminine too.
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Spanish diminutives with spelling changes
The other words in step 2 of Spanish Diminutives.
- chiquitovery small (diminutive) · chee-KEE-toh
- el amiguitolittle friend · el ah-mee-GEE-toh
- el barquitolittle boat · el bahr-KEE-toh
- el pedacitolittle piece · el peh-dah-SEE-toh
- el pececitolittle fish · el peh-seh-SEE-toh
- la lucecitalittle light · lah loo-seh-SEE-tah
- la florecitalittle flower · lah floh-reh-SEE-tah
Questions about agüita
How do you say little bit of water in Spanish?
Little bit of water in Spanish is la agüita. Affectionate or small-quantity use; standard agua is feminine too.
How do you pronounce agüita?
Say it ah-GWEE-tah. The syllable in capitals is stressed: GWEE. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is agüita masculine or feminine in Spanish?
agüita is feminine, so it takes la: la agüita.
What does agüita mean in English?
In English, la agüita means little bit of water.
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