La palabra de hoy es: 'atún' = tuna.
The Spanish noun, 'atún' is a masculine noun of Arabic/ Greek origin. The Spanish noun 'atún' is the name given tuna, both as fish species and food.
The noun 'atún' is also used in some parts of the Spanish-speaking world to mean a an ignorant and rude man.
There are number of common Spanish expressions with the noun 'atún', for example:
An example of the use of the noun 'atún' is:
The Spanish noun, 'atún' is a masculine noun of Arabic/ Greek origin. The Spanish noun 'atún' is the name given tuna, both as fish species and food.
The noun 'atún' is also used in some parts of the Spanish-speaking world to mean a an ignorant and rude man.
There are number of common Spanish expressions with the noun 'atún', for example:
- Atún en lata (canned tuna)
- Lata de atún (tin of tuna)
- Lomo de atún (tuna steak)
- Ensalada de atún (tuna salada)
An example of the use of the noun 'atún' is:
- El atún es un pescado muy sabroso (tuna is a very tasty fish)
Love-Spanish.com loves the word 'atún' in the YouTube clip in which El Cocinero Fiel shows how to prepare: Empanada de atún (de vacaciones)
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- The Spanish noun 'tuna' is the name given to a type of (prickly) fig.
- A musical group, usually composed of university students is also known as a "tuna".
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