Classroom in Spanish
The Spanish word for 'classroom' is 'aula', pronounced OW-lah (IPA: /ˈaw.la/). It is a B1-level feminine noun (plural: aulas).
Pronunciation: OW-lah
| Spanish | aula |
|---|---|
| Pronunciation | OW-lah · /ˈaw.la/ |
| Part of speech | noun (feminine) |
| Plural | aulas |
| Level | B1 (beginner-friendly) |
Example Sentences with 'aula'
- El aula está en el segundo piso.
The classroom is on the second floor. - ¿En qué aula es la clase de historia?
Which classroom is the history class in? - Las aulas de la universidad son muy modernas.
The university classrooms are very modern. - Cuando llegué, el aula ya estaba llena de estudiantes que esperaban al profesor.
When I arrived, the classroom was already full of students waiting for the teacher.
How to Use 'aula'
'Aula' is feminine but takes 'el' in the singular because it begins with a stressed 'a': 'el aula', yet adjectives stay feminine ('el aula pequeña') and the plural is 'las aulas'. In everyday speech many people simply say 'la clase' or 'el salón'.
Regional note: In Mexico and much of Latin America, 'el salón (de clases)' is the most common everyday word for classroom; 'aula' sounds slightly more formal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
'Classroom' in Spanish is 'aula', pronounced OW-lah.
It is spelled a-u-l-a.
'Aula' is feminine: you say 'la aula'.
The plural of 'aula' is 'aulas'.
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