The Spanish word for "likely choice" is "candidato". Learn how to use it with examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes.

How to Say "Likely Choice" in Spanish — Candidato | Inklingo

When 'candidato' describes a thing, it functions like an adjective and must match the thing's gender and number. For example, 'el plato es candidato' (masculine singular) but 'las películas son candidatas' (feminine plural).

Adjective Agreement

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How to Say "likely choice" in Spanish

candidato

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