
blues
bloos
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Me encanta escuchar blues cuando está lloviendo.
A2I love listening to blues when it's raining.
Este festival de jazz también tiene mucho blues.
B1This jazz festival also has a lot of blues.
Él es un gran guitarrista de blues.
A2He is a great blues guitarist.
💡 Grammar Points
Singular vs. Plural
Even though 'blues' ends in an 's', it is treated as a singular concept in Spanish. You say 'el blues', not 'los blues' when talking about the genre.
❌ Common Pitfalls
Gender confusion
Mistake: "La blues."
Correction: El blues.
⭐ Usage Tips
Pronunciation tip
Most Spanish speakers pronounce this just like the English word, but with a shorter 'u' sound.
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: blues
Question 1 of 1
Which article should you use with 'blues' when talking about the music style?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'blues' used to mean 'sadness' in Spanish like it is in English?
Not usually. In Spanish, 'blues' almost exclusively refers to the music genre. For the feeling of sadness, people use 'tristeza' or 'melancolía'.
How do you say 'I'm feeling blue' in Spanish?
You wouldn't use the word 'blues'. You would say 'Estoy triste' or 'Estoy deprimido'.