How to Say "sensory" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “sensory” is “sensual” — B1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
English → SpanishB1
adjectiveB1
relating to the physical senses like touch or taste
Examples
Ella tiene una voz muy sensual.
She has a very sensual voice.
El chocolate tiene una textura suave y sensual.
The chocolate has a smooth and sensory texture.
Bailaron un tango muy sensual.
They danced a very sensual tango.
One Form for Everyone
This word is the same for both men and women. You can say 'un hombre sensual' or 'una mujer sensual' without changing the ending.
Sensual vs. Sensorial
Mistake: “Using 'sensual' for strictly scientific or technical sensory things.”
Correction: Use 'sensorial' for technical things (like 'the sensory system') and 'sensual' for things that are pleasing or attractive to the senses.
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