Adjective · A1 · Spanish glossary
Largo: long
largo
Pronunciation: LAHR-goh (stress the capital letters)
Largo means “long” in English.
Quick answer
- Meaning: long
- How to say it: LAHR-goh
- Forms: largo, larga, largos, largas
- Level: Beginner (A1)
What “largo” means and how to use it
Largo means “long.” Do not confuse it with “large,” which is “grande.”
Forms of “largo”
| Describes | Singular | Plural |
|---|---|---|
| Masculine | largo | largos |
| Feminine | larga | largas |
Adjectives agree with the noun they describe.
Examples with audio
- El camino es muy largo.The road is very long.
- Tiene el pelo largo.She has long hair.
- Fue un día largo.It was a long day.
Usage tip
False friend: largo is “long,” not “large.” For “large,” use grande. The opposite of largo is “corto.”
Frequently asked questions
How do you say “long” in Spanish?
“long” in Spanish is “largo.” It is pronounced LAHR-goh, with the stress on the syllable in capital letters.
How do you pronounce “largo”?
Say LAHR-goh. The syllable in capital letters gets the stress. Press the speaker button at the top of this page to hear it.
How does “largo” change for feminine and plural?
The forms are “largo,” “larga,” “largos,” and “largas.”
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