presentador
“presentador” means “host” in Spanish (TV, radio, or live events).
host
Also: presenter, announcer
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El presentador del programa de noticias es muy famoso.
A1The host of the news program is very famous.
Necesitamos un presentador carismático para la entrega de premios.
B1We need a charismatic presenter for the awards ceremony.
El presentador dio paso a los comerciales con una broma.
B2The host transitioned to the commercials with a joke.
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Quick Quiz: presentador
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Which word best describes a person hosting a news show?
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From the Spanish verb 'presentar', which comes from the Latin 'praesentare' (to place before or show).
First recorded: 17th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'presentador' different from 'anfitrión'?
Yes. 'Anfitrión' is typically used for someone hosting a social gathering or a party at home. 'Presentador' is the professional term for someone hosting a show or event.
Can I use 'presentador' for a radio host?
Absolutely! It works for TV, radio, podcasts, and live stage events.
What is the English equivalent of 'presentador de noticias'?
The most natural English translation is 'news anchor' or 'news presenter'.