Sun in Spanish
The Spanish word for 'sun' is 'sol', pronounced SOHL (IPA: /sol/). It is an A1-level masculine noun (plural: soles).
Pronunciation: SOHL
| Spanish | sol |
|---|---|
| Pronunciation | SOHL · /sol/ |
| Part of speech | noun (masculine) |
| Plural | soles |
| Level | A1 (beginner-friendly) |
Example Sentences with 'sol'
- Hoy hace mucho sol.
It is very sunny today. - ¿Quieres sentarte al sol o a la sombra?
Do you want to sit in the sun or in the shade? - El sol sale a las seis de la mañana.
The sun rises at six in the morning. - En verano nos gusta tomar el sol en la playa, pero siempre usamos protector solar.
In summer we like to sunbathe at the beach, but we always use sunscreen.
Common Phrases with 'sol'
- hace sol
it's sunny - tomar el sol
to sunbathe - al salir el sol
at sunrise
How to Use 'sol'
El sol is masculine. For sunny weather, Spanish uses hacer: hace sol (it's sunny), not 'está sol'. 'In the sun' is al sol, and 'to sunbathe' is tomar el sol.
Regional note: In parts of Latin America people say asolearse for sunbathing instead of tomar el sol.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do you say 'sun' in Spanish?
'Sun' in Spanish is 'sol', pronounced SOHL.
How do you spell 'sol'?
It is spelled s-o-l.
Is 'sol' masculine or feminine?
'Sol' is masculine: you say 'el sol'.
What is the plural of 'sol'?
The plural of 'sol' is 'soles'.
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