Gold in Spanish
The Spanish word for 'gold' is 'dorado', pronounced doh-RAH-doh (IPA: /doˈɾado/). It is a B1-level adjective and must agree in gender and number with the noun it describes (masculine plural: dorados).
Pronunciation: doh-RAH-doh
| Spanish | dorado |
|---|---|
| Pronunciation | doh-RAH-doh · /doˈɾado/ |
| Part of speech | adjective |
| Plural | dorados |
| Level | B1 (beginner-friendly) |
Example Sentences with 'dorado'
- El anillo dorado brilla bajo el sol.
The gold ring shines in the sun. - Compró unas sandalias doradas para la fiesta.
She bought gold sandals for the party. - Las hojas doradas caen en otoño.
The golden leaves fall in autumn. - El marco dorado del espejo es muy elegante.
The gold frame of the mirror is very elegant.
Common Phrases with 'dorado'
- la época dorada
the golden age
How to Use 'dorado'
'Dorado' means gold-colored or golden and agrees regularly: dorado, dorada, dorados, doradas. For objects made of real gold, use 'de oro': 'una medalla de oro' (a gold medal).
Regional note: 'Color oro' (invariable) is also used: 'una bolsa color oro'.
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Frequently Asked Questions
'Gold' in Spanish is 'dorado', pronounced doh-RAH-doh.
It is spelled d-o-r-a-d-o.
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