Thunder in Spanish
The Spanish word for 'thunder' is 'trueno', pronounced TRWEH-noh (IPA: /ˈtɾweno/). It is a B1-level masculine noun (plural: truenos).
Pronunciation: TRWEH-noh
| Spanish | trueno |
|---|---|
| Pronunciation | TRWEH-noh · /ˈtɾweno/ |
| Part of speech | noun (masculine) |
| Plural | truenos |
| Level | B1 (beginner-friendly) |
Example Sentences with 'trueno'
- El trueno despertó al bebé.
The thunder woke the baby up. - ¿Escuchaste ese trueno tan fuerte?
Did you hear that loud thunder? - Primero ves el rayo y después escuchas el trueno.
First you see the lightning and then you hear the thunder. - Mi perro se esconde debajo de la cama cada vez que hay truenos durante una tormenta.
My dog hides under the bed every time there is thunder during a storm.
Common Phrases with 'trueno'
- rayos y truenos
thunder and lightning - está tronando
it's thundering
How to Use 'trueno'
El trueno is masculine and countable in Spanish — you often hear it in the plural: hay truenos (there's thunder). The related verb is tronar (to thunder): está tronando.
Related Vocabulary
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you say 'thunder' in Spanish?
'Thunder' in Spanish is 'trueno', pronounced TRWEH-noh.
How do you spell 'trueno'?
It is spelled t-r-u-e-n-o.
Is 'trueno' masculine or feminine?
'Trueno' is masculine: you say 'el trueno'.
What is the plural of 'trueno'?
The plural of 'trueno' is 'truenos'.
Translate More Words
Want to translate other words? Use our free English to Spanish translator below:
trueno
Need to translate longer texts? Visit our full translator tool for advanced features.