Onion in Spanish
The Spanish word for 'onion' is 'cebolla' (seh-BOH-yah). This feminine noun is A1 level and commonly used in everyday Spanish conversation.
Pronunciation: seh-BOH-yah
Grammar Notes
Gender: feminine
Plural: cebollas
Part of Speech: noun
Difficulty Level: A1
Related Words: cebollita
Example Sentences
- La cebolla es muy bonita.
The onion is very beautiful. - Me gusta esta cebolla.
I like this onion. - ¿Dónde está la cebolla?
Where is the onion? - Necesito una cebolla.
I need a onion. - Hay muchos cebollas aquí.
There are many onions here.
Cultural Context
Food culture is central to Spanish-speaking communities, and cebolla is an essential part of traditional cuisine. Understanding food vocabulary helps you navigate markets, restaurants, and social gatherings where meals are often communal experiences.
Different Spanish-speaking regions may have their own names for certain foods, reflecting local ingredients and cooking traditions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
You say 'onion' as 'cebolla' in Spanish.
Sometimes there are synonyms or regional variations; see the related words and notes on this page.
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