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nounfemininemasculine
  1. vowel
  2. voter, member with vote rights
adjectivefemininemasculine
  1. by means of the voice
  2. related to the voice
  3. using the voice

Forms

noun

singularvocal
pluralvocales

adjective

masculine singularvocal
feminine masculine pluralvocales

Used in the library

  • La presentadora es vocal de la asociación de periodistas.The presenter is a committee member of the journalists' association.B2Una vez más (8) — Once more (8) (B2)
  • Los chilangos alargan las vocales y suben al final, y por eso dicen que "cantan".Chilangos lengthen the vowels and rise at the end, which is why people say they sing.B2El habla chilanga — How Mexico City talks
  • La s al final de sílaba se aspira o desaparece: "los niños" suena "lo niño", con las vocales más abiertas.The s at the end of a syllable is aspirated or disappears: "los niños" sounds like "lo niño", with more open vowels.B2El español de Andalucía — The Spanish of Andalucía
  • La d entre vocales se pierde: "cansado" es "cansao", "todo" es "to", y "nada" es "na".The d between vowels is lost: "cansado" is "cansao", "todo" is "to", and "nada" is "na".B2El español de Andalucía — The Spanish of Andalucía

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