tooth – el diente
(Pronounced dyehn-tay)
Note: The plural, teeth, is los dientes in Spanish.
To remember that tooth is pronounced dyehn-tay (diente) in Spanish, use the following mnemonic:
That tooth, I've decided it's enormous, and I have to take (diente) it out.
Diente is masculine, so it's el diente. Imagine an elephant losing a tooth.
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