Scarf in Spanish
The Spanish word for 'scarf' is 'bufanda', pronounced boo-FAHN-dah (IPA: /buˈfanda/). It is a B1-level feminine noun (plural: bufandas).
Pronunciation: boo-FAHN-dah
| Spanish | bufanda |
|---|---|
| Pronunciation | boo-FAHN-dah · /buˈfanda/ |
| Part of speech | noun (feminine) |
| Plural | bufandas |
| Level | B1 (beginner-friendly) |
Example Sentences with 'bufanda'
- Mi abuela me tejió una bufanda roja.
My grandmother knitted me a red scarf. - Ponte la bufanda; hace mucho viento.
Put on your scarf; it's very windy. - Esta bufanda de lana abriga mucho.
This wool scarf is very warm. - Compré una bufanda gris para el invierno.
I bought a gray scarf for the winter.
How to Use 'bufanda'
A 'bufanda' is specifically a warm winter scarf. A light or decorative scarf is a 'pañuelo' (also 'handkerchief'), and a shawl is a 'chal' — don't use 'bufanda' for silk scarves.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you say 'scarf' in Spanish?
'Scarf' in Spanish is 'bufanda', pronounced boo-FAHN-dah.
How do you spell 'bufanda'?
It is spelled b-u-f-a-n-d-a.
Is 'bufanda' masculine or feminine?
'Bufanda' is feminine: you say 'la bufanda'.
What is the plural of 'bufanda'?
The plural of 'bufanda' is 'bufandas'.
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