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How to Say "voices" in Spanish

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

English → SpanishA1
nounA1
sound made by speaking or singing
Three diverse, colorful storybook characters standing together, each with visible sound waves emanating from their mouths, representing multiple voices.

Examples

Escuché muchas voces en la calle anoche.

I heard many voices in the street last night.

Las voces de los niños llenaron el parque.

The children's voices filled the park.

Hay voces de protesta contra la nueva ley.

There are voices of protest against the new law (figurative: expressions of dissent).

Plural of Nouns Ending in Z

When a singular noun ends in '-z' (like 'voz'), you change the 'z' to 'c' before adding '-es' to make it plural: voz -> voces. This keeps the 's' sound consistent.

Incorrect Pluralization

Mistake: “Adding '-s' directly: 'voz' -> 'vozs'.”

Correction: Always change the 'z' to a 'c' first: 'voz' -> 'voces'.

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