romance
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adjective
- Romance
noun
- romance, love affair
- romancegenre
- novel
- Spanishlanguage
Forms
adjective
| masculine singular | romance |
|---|---|
| feminine masculine plural | romances |
noun
| singular | romance |
|---|---|
| plural | romances |
Used in the library
- El romance del esquileo de 1999 acabó en boda.The romance at the 1999 shearing ended in a wedding.B1Otra vez, por favor (12) — Once more, please (12) (B1)
- El romance del festival de 2009 acabó en boda en 2011.The romance at the 2009 festival ended in a wedding in 2011.B1Otra vez, por favor (19) — Once more, please (19) (B1)
- El romance del verano se cuenta en invierno, más largo.The summer romance is told in winter, longer each time.B1Otra vez, por favor (5) — Once more, please (5) (B1)
- El "Romance sonámbulo" es el más conocido; empieza con un verso que todo hispanohablante reconoce:The "Sleepwalking Ballad" is the best known; it begins with a line that every Spanish speaker recognises:B2Romance sonámbulo — Sleepwalking Ballad
Other ways to say it
- castellanoCastilian (of, from or relating to the geographic region or former kingdom of Castile, now approximately divided into the autonomous commun…; Spanish (of or related to Spain, particularly the Castilian or European forms of the Spanish language)
- españolSpanish (from or native to Spain); Spanish (pertaining to Spain or to the language)
- novelanovel; soap opera, telenovela
- románicoRomance; Romanesque