How to Say "rabbits" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “rabbits” is “conejos” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Hay muchos conejos blancos en el jardín.
There are many white rabbits in the garden.
Los conejos son conocidos por saltar muy alto.
Rabbits are known for jumping very high.
De niño, yo tenía dos conejos como mascotas.
As a child, I had two rabbits as pets.
Making it Plural
Since 'conejo' ends in a vowel, we just add '-s' to make it plural: 'conejos'.
Gender Matters
Even though 'conejos' is masculine, it is used to refer to a group of rabbits regardless of whether they are male or female.
Don't confuse with guinea pigs
Mistake: “Using 'conejos' alone for guinea pigs.”
Correction: Use 'conejillos de Indias' or 'cobayas' for guinea pigs; 'conejos' specifically means the long-eared rabbits.
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