How to Say "wrists" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “wrists” is “muñecas” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
English → SpanishA2
nounA2
body parts

Examples
Me duelen las muñecas después de usar el ratón todo el día.
My wrists hurt after using the mouse all day.
Ella siempre lleva pulseras de plata en ambas muñecas.
She always wears silver bracelets on both wrists.
El doctor examinó mis muñecas para ver si estaban rotas.
The doctor examined my wrists to see if they were broken.
Using Articles for Body Parts
When talking about body parts, Spanish often uses the definite article ('las' or 'los') instead of the possessive word ('mis' or 'tus'). For example: 'Me duele la muñeca' (My wrist hurts), not 'Me duele mi muñeca'.
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