cultural
kool-too-RAHL
/kul.tuˈɾal/
📝 In Action
Visitamos el centro cultural de la ciudad.
A1We visited the city's cultural center.
España tiene una gran diversidad cultural.
A2Spain has great cultural diversity.
El intercambio cultural es muy importante para los estudiantes.
B1Cultural exchange is very important for students.
💡 Grammar Points
One Form for All
Unlike many Spanish adjectives, 'cultural' does not have a separate 'male' or 'female' version. It stays the same whether you are talking about 'un evento' (masculine) or 'una actividad' (feminine).
❌ Common Pitfalls
Don't add -o or -a
Mistake: “un evento culturo / una actividad cultura”
Correction: un evento cultural / una actividad cultural. Adjectives ending in -l usually don't change based on gender.
⭐ Usage Tips
Positioning
Just like most adjectives in Spanish, 'cultural' usually comes AFTER the noun it describes. Say 'identidad cultural' instead of 'cultural identidad'.
✏️ Quick Practice
Quick Quiz: cultural
Question 1 of 1
Which of these is the correct way to say 'the cultural activities'?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'cultural' spelled the same in English and Spanish?
Yes! It is what we call a 'perfect cognate,' meaning it is spelled exactly the same in both languages, though the pronunciation is different.
How do I make 'cultural' plural?
Since it ends in a consonant, you simply add -es to make it plural: 'culturales'.