Frog in Spanish
The Spanish word for 'frog' is 'rana', pronounced RAH-nah (IPA: /ˈrana/). It is an A1-level feminine noun (plural: ranas).
Pronunciation: RAH-nah
| Spanish | rana |
|---|---|
| Pronunciation | RAH-nah · /ˈrana/ |
| Part of speech | noun (feminine) |
| Plural | ranas |
| Level | A1 (beginner-friendly) |
Example Sentences with 'rana'
- La rana salta al agua desde la roca.
The frog jumps into the water from the rock. - ¿Escuchas a las ranas cantar por la noche?
Do you hear the frogs singing at night? - Mi hija atrapó una rana pequeña en el jardín y luego la soltó.
My daughter caught a small frog in the garden and then let it go. - Después de la lluvia, el estanque se llena de ranas que croan sin parar.
After the rain, the pond fills with frogs that croak nonstop.
Common Phrases with 'rana'
- cuando las ranas críen pelo
when pigs fly (when frogs grow hair) - salir rana
to turn out to be a disappointment (Spain)
How to Use 'rana'
'Rana' is always feminine regardless of the frog's sex. A toad is 'sapo', a different word, and frogs 'croan' (croar) in Spanish.
Regional note: In Spain, 'salir rana' means something or someone turned out to be a disappointment.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you say 'frog' in Spanish?
'Frog' in Spanish is 'rana', pronounced RAH-nah.
How do you spell 'rana'?
It is spelled r-a-n-a.
Is 'rana' masculine or feminine?
'Rana' is feminine: you say 'la rana'.
What is the plural of 'rana'?
The plural of 'rana' is 'ranas'.
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