español
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From Spain or connected to its people, language and culture
- adjective
- /ɛsˈpænjɔl/
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español
- Me encanta la música española.
Examples
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He took an español class to learn more about the culture.
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We attended a festival celebrating español heritage with food, music, and dances.
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She loves listening to español music when she studies.
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The museum features español art from the 16th century.
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¡Qué hermoso es el español!
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She enjoys learning about español culture through its literature and traditions.
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The restaurant serves authentic español cuisine that reflects traditional Spanish flavors.
Surface Forms
español positive
Etymology
The word español comes from España, which comes from the old Latin name Hispania for the land of Spain. So español means 'from Spain' and is used for things connected with Spain, like its people, culture, or language.
