Synonyms for Spanish
ˈspæn ɪʃ

Princeton's WordNet

1. Spanish(noun)

   the Romance language spoken in most of Spain and the countries colonized by Spain

2. Spanish, Spanish people(adj)

   the people of Spain

3. Spanish(adj)

   of or relating to or characteristic of Spain or the people of Spain

   "Spanish music"

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1. Spanish(noun)

   A Romance language primarily spoken in Spain and in the Americas.

   Synonyms:
   Spaniard, Castilian

2. Spanish(adjective)

   Of or pertaining to the people or culture of Spain.

   Synonyms:
   Hispanic

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1. List of paraphrases for "spanish":

   spain, español, english, spaniard, spaniards, española, espagnol, castellano, inglés, french, spanish-language, hispanic, spanish-, spanish-speaking

How to pronounce Spanish?

Alex

US English

Daniel

British

Karen

Australian

Veena

Indian

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How to use Spanish in a sentence?

1. Javier Tebas:

   If the NBA or the NFL play games outside their usual environment or their countries, why wouldn’t the Spanish Liga do so too? it’s important to develop our brand. It is within our short- and medium-term objectives to take a Liga match to the United States every year.

2. Kevin Lilley:

   The Spanish economy is recovering strongly and I like the reforms that Prime Minister Renzi is pushing through in Italy.

3. Marco Rubio:

   I want to tell you a story about someone that didn't speak English that well. It was my grandfather, my grandfather instilled in me the belief that I was blessed to live in the one society in all of human history where even I, the son of a bartender and a maid, could aspire to have anything, and be anything that I was willing to work hard to achieve. But he taught me that in Spanish, because it was the language he was most comfortable in.

4. Stephen Namara:

   In regards to my work, I am trying to create atmospheres. I am, perhaps, not so much interested in the questions of details but on the way that the light is absorbed or reflected by the surface. I employ the tension of light and shadow to heighten the suggestion of spiritual qualities, much like the Spanish Realists of the seventeenth century. And always I am trying to reflect the present. For the present contains the memory of the past, even though the painting is the result of an extensive span.

5. The CDC Staples:

   Where we saw the biggest jump was after it reached the Spanish-speaking countries in the region.

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