Student in Spanish 🇪🇸

Synonyms

alumno (student), educando (learner), estudiante (student)

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Origin

Derived from Latin “studēns” (student)

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Pronunciation

Normal speech: ehs-too-dee-YAHN-teh
IPA: /estuˈðjante/

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Tip

Its like student but with e at front and end

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estudiante info.

Tips to remember the word “estudiante”:
– Break it down by syllable: es-tu-di-an-te.
– Associate it with the English word “student,” as they share the root “stud,” which comes from studying.
– Visualize a person with books and a backpack to link the image to the concept of a student or “estudiante.”

Explanations:
“Estudiante” is a Spanish noun that refers to someone who is studying, typically at a school, college, or university. It is used for both male and female learners, unlike some Spanish nouns which have gender-specific forms.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– Alumno/a: Often used interchangeable with “estudiante,” though “alumno” sometimes implies a more formal education setting.
– Aprendiz: Generally used for someone who is an apprentice, learning from a mentor or in a more hands-on environment.

Alternate meanings like slang:
There are no widely recognized slang meanings for “estudiante,” as it is a straightforward term for a learner or student.

Examples of sentences that use it:
– “Mi hermana es estudiante de medicina en la universidad.” (My sister is a medical student at the university.)
– “Los estudiantes de esta escuela son muy aplicados.” (The students of this school are very diligent.)
– “Cuando era estudiante, solía estudiar hasta tarde.” (When I was a student, I used to study until late.)
– “Los estudiantes organizaron una protesta en el campus.” (The students organized a protest on campus.)
– “¿Qué carrera quieres seguir cuando seas estudiante universitario?” (What career do you want to pursue when you are a university student?)

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