Peas in Spanish
Peas in Spanish is guisantes (gee-SAHN-tehs), or arvejas or chícharos. It's masculine and plural: los guisantes.
- Spanish
- los guisantes
- Say it
- lohs gee-SAHN-tehs
- Gender
- Masculine, plural: los guisantes
- Also said
- las arvejas, los chícharos
- Note
- Arvejas in much of Latin America.
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Questions about guisantes
How do you say peas in Spanish?
Peas in Spanish is los guisantes. You can also say las arvejas or los chícharos. Arvejas in much of Latin America.
How do you pronounce guisantes?
Say it gee-SAHN-tehs. The syllable in capitals is stressed: SAHN. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
Is guisantes masculine or feminine in Spanish?
guisantes is masculine and plural, so it takes los: los guisantes.
What does guisantes mean in English?
In English, los guisantes means peas.
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Updated · Pronunciation guides use Latin American Spanish.