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Zucchini in Spanish

Zucchini in Spanish is calabacín (kah-lah-bah-SEEN), or calabacita or zapallito. It's masculine: el calabacín.

Spanish
el calabacín
Say it
el kah-lah-bah-SEEN
Gender
Masculine: el calabacín
Also said
la calabacita, el zapallito

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Questions about calabacín

How do you say zucchini in Spanish?

Zucchini in Spanish is el calabacín. You can also say la calabacita or el zapallito.

How do you pronounce calabacín?

Say it kah-lah-bah-SEEN. The syllable in capitals is stressed: SEEN. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.

Is calabacín masculine or feminine in Spanish?

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

What does calabacín mean in English?

In English, el calabacín means zucchini.

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