Accordmaestro
Maestro is masculin in espagnol. The article is el, so the full form is el maestro ("teacher").
MASCULINel maestro
teacher
ESSAIE
Comment dit-on maestro en espagnol ?
How do you pronounce maestro in espagnol?
maestro is pronounced /el maˈestɾo/ in espagnol.
Exemples de phrases
El maestro español es muy dedicado y enseña con pasión.
The Spanish teacher is very dedicated and teaches with passion.
El maestro viejo compartió sus conocimientos profundos con todos sus estudiantes.
The old teacher shared his deep knowledge with all his students.
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Pourquoi est-ce masculin ?
Maestro is masculine because it derives from Latin "magister" (master/teacher), which was inherently masculine in form; Spanish retained this grammatical gender when the word evolved through Vulgar Latin into the Romance languages. The feminine form "maestra" was later derived by adding the standard feminine suffix "-a" to the masculine base.
Comment dit-on teacher en espagnol ?
En espagnol, teacher se dit el maestro — masculine.
Genre selon les langues
| Langue | Mot | Article | Genre |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇫🇷 French | professeur | le | masculin |
| 🇮🇹 Italian | professore | il | masculin |
| 🇵🇹 Portuguese | professor | o | masculin |
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