austriaco
“austriaco” means “Austrian” in Spanish. It has 2 different meanings depending on context:
Austrian
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Me encanta el chocolate austriaco.
A1I love Austrian chocolate.
Los Alpes austriacos son impresionantes en invierno.
A2The Austrian Alps are impressive in winter.
El director de la orquesta es de origen austriaco.
B1The orchestra conductor is of Austrian origin.
Austrian
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Mi nuevo profesor de música es un austriaco muy simpático.
A2My new music teacher is a very nice Austrian man.
Un austriaco ganó la carrera de esquí ayer.
B1An Austrian man won the ski race yesterday.
Los austriacos celebran su fiesta nacional en octubre.
B2Austrians celebrate their national holiday in October.
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From the Latin 'Austria', which was adapted from the Old High German 'Ostarrîchi', meaning 'the eastern realm'.
First recorded: 16th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 'austriaco' and 'australiano'?
'Austriaco' refers to the European country of Austria (the land of Mozart and the Alps). 'Australiano' refers to Australia (the continent in the Southern Hemisphere).
Should I capitalize 'austriaco'?
No, nationalities and languages are written in lowercase in Spanish (e.g., el pan austriaco, hablo español).
Does 'austriaco' change if I'm talking about more than one person?
Yes! If you are talking about a group, add an 's' to make it 'austriacos'.