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How to Say "toys" in Spanish

The Spanish word for “toys” is “juguetes” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.

English → SpanishA1
NounA1
objects for play
A colorful illustration showing a small collection of common toys: a red rubber ball, a brown teddy bear, and a stack of three brightly colored wooden blocks resting on a light wooden floor.

Examples

Los niños guardaron todos sus juguetes en la caja.

The children put all their toys away in the box.

¿Dónde están los juguetes del perro?

Where are the dog's toys?

Compramos juguetes educativos para la escuela.

We bought educational toys for the school.

Plural Nouns

Since 'juguetes' ends in 's,' it is the simple plural form of 'juguete.' It is always masculine and requires a plural article like 'los' or 'unos' before it.

Gender Error

Mistake: “La juguetes están en el suelo.”

Correction: Los juguetes están en el suelo. Remember, 'juguete' is a masculine word, so its plural form uses the masculine article 'los'.

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