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El nuevo robot aspirador limpia el suelo automáticamente.
A2The new robot vacuum cleaner cleans the floor automatically.
Quiero un robot que me ayude a doblar la ropa.
A1I want a robot to help me fold the laundry.
La fábrica utiliza robots para ensamblar los vehículos de manera eficiente.
B1The factory uses robots to assemble the vehicles efficiently.
💡 Grammar Points
Gender Rule
In Spanish, 'robot' is always treated as masculine, even though it refers to a machine. Always use 'el' or 'un' before it (e.g., el robot, un robot).
❌ Common Pitfalls
Pronunciation Stress
Mistake: "Putting the stress on the first syllable (ROH-bot)."
Correction: The stress falls on the last syllable in Spanish: roh-BOTE. Make sure to pronounce the final 't' clearly.
⭐ Usage Tips
Plural Form
The plural is formed regularly by adding '-s': 'robots'. This is one of the few Spanish words ending in 't' that is pronounced almost identically to its English counterpart.
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: robot
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En español, ¿cómo se dice 'The robot'?
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Frequently Asked Questions
¿Cómo se dice el plural de 'robot'?
The plural is 'robots'. You simply add an 's' to the end, just like in English.
¿Existe una forma femenina para referirse a un robot mujer?
No. The word 'robot' is always masculine ('el robot'), regardless of whether the machine is designed to look male or female. If you need to specify, you might say 'un robot con apariencia femenina' (a robot with a feminine appearance).