Peach in Spanish
Peach in Spanish is melocotón (meh-loh-koh-TOHN), or durazno.
- Spanish
- melocotón
- Say it
- meh-loh-koh-TOHN
- Changes to
- never changes
- Also said
- durazno
- Note
- Durazno in much of Latin America.
- Also
- el melocotón in Fruits in Spanish. Durazno in much of Latin America.
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Questions about melocotón
How do you say peach in Spanish?
Peach in Spanish is melocotón. You can also say durazno. Durazno in much of Latin America. In fruits in spanish, peach is el melocotón.
How do you pronounce melocotón?
Say it meh-loh-koh-TOHN. The syllable in capitals is stressed: TOHN. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Does melocotón change for feminine and plural?
No: melocotón stays the same with every noun, singular or plural.
What does melocotón mean in English?
In English, melocotón means peach.
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