Today's
WOTD is: "jardín" = garden
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In
Spanish, “jardín”
is a masculine noun of French origin, which means garden.
A
related Spanish noun is “jardinería”,
which means gardening.
Some
commonly used expressions with the word “jardín”
are:
- Ciudad jardín (garden city);
- Jardín botánico (botanic garden);
- Jardín de infancia (kindergarten);
- Jardín de infantes (kindergarten);
- Jardín zoológico* (zoo);
*NB
Perhaps better known as “parque zoológico”
Some
examples of the use of the word "jardín"
are:
- El mes que viene voy a hacer un curso de jardinería (next month I am going on a gardening course);
- La ciudad jardín es un modelo urbanístico (the garden city model is a town planning model);
- El Real Jardín Botánico de Madrid se encuentra en la Plaza de Murillo (the Madrid Royal Botanic Garden is in Murillo square);
- Los pequeñines van a un jardín de infancia (the little ones go to a kindergarten);
- Los pequeñines van a un jardín de infantes (the little ones go to a kindergarten);
- Los pequeñines van a un jardín de niños (the little ones go to a kindergarten);
- Mañana vamos a ir al jardín zoológico (tomorrow we are going to the zoo);
For
more on the word "jardín",
visit:
Wordreference.com/ Jardín
*NB
'Click' on the speaker icon next to the word “jardín” in
the link to hear the word pronounced.
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