Peach (Argentina) in Spanish
Peach (Argentina) in Spanish is durazno (doo-RAHS-noh), or melocotón. It's masculine: el durazno.
- Spanish
- el durazno
- Say it
- el doo-RAHS-noh
- Gender
- Masculine: el durazno
- Also said
- el melocotón
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Argentinian food and drink vocabulary
The other words in step 2 of Argentinian Spanish Words.
- la frutillastrawberry (Argentina) · lah froo-TEE-yah
- la paltaavocado (Argentina) · lah PAHL-tah
- el choclocorn on the cob (Argentina) · el CHOH-kloh
- el pochoclopopcorn (Argentina regional) · el poh-CHOH-kloh
- la medialunacroissant-style pastry (Argentina) · lah meh-dyah-LOO-nah
- el asadobarbecue (Argentina) · el ah-SAH-doh
- el matemate infusion · el MAH-teh
- la bombillamate drinking straw · lah bohm-BEE-yah
- el dulce de lechecaramelized milk spread · el DOOL-seh deh LEH-cheh
Questions about durazno
How do you say peach (Argentina) in Spanish?
Peach (Argentina) in Spanish is el durazno. You can also say el melocotón.
How do you pronounce durazno?
Say it doo-RAHS-noh. The syllable in capitals is stressed: RAHS. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is durazno masculine or feminine in Spanish?
durazno is masculine, so it takes el: el durazno.
What does durazno mean in English?
In English, el durazno means peach (Argentina).
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