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los zapatos
shoes
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Comment dit-on zapatos en espagnol ?
How do you pronounce zapatos in espagnol?
zapatos is pronounced /los θaˈpatos/ in espagnol.
Exemples de phrases
El zapato izquierdo es más cómodo que el derecho.
The left shoe is more comfortable than the right one.
Encontré un zapato nuevo y elegante en la tienda.
I found a new and elegant shoe in the store.
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Pourquoi est-ce masculine ?
Zapatos is masculine. While the word does derive from Arabic origins (likely from Arabic "zappata" or similar), the explanation for why it is masculine is problematic. Spanish does not consistently apply gender based on etymological source language gender. The word "zapato" is masculine in Spanish primarily because it follows the masculine ending pattern "-ato," a common masculine diminutive or agent noun suffix in Spanish. Many Spanish words ending in "-ato" are masculine (e.g., "plato," "gato," "rato"), making this a more reliable explanation than the vague appeal to "conventions of the adopting language."
Comment dit-on shoes en espagnol ?
En espagnol, shoes se dit los zapatos — masculine.
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