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Marker (regional comparison) in Spanish

Marker (regional comparison) in Spanish is rotulador (rroh-too-lah-DOR), or marcador or plumón. It's masculine: el rotulador.

Spanish
el rotulador
Say it
el rroh-too-lah-DOR
Gender
Masculine: el rotulador
Also said
el marcador, el plumón
Note
Marcador and plumón are used in different American regions.

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Questions about rotulador

How do you say marker (regional comparison) in Spanish?

Marker (regional comparison) in Spanish is el rotulador. You can also say el marcador or el plumón. Marcador and plumón are used in different American regions.

How do you pronounce rotulador?

Say it rroh-too-lah-DOR. The syllable in capitals is stressed: DOR. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.

Is rotulador masculine or feminine in Spanish?

rotulador is masculine, so it takes el: el rotulador.

What does rotulador mean in English?

In English, el rotulador means marker (regional comparison).

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