Apex Legends
/apeɡs lexends/from spelling rules
The English phrase apex legends is translated into Spanish as Apex Legends.
Did you know?
- If you use the Spanish cognate ápice to refer to the game, you might accidentally sound like you are talking about a tiny, microscopic amount of something rather than a summit.
- When discussing the 'Legends' in Spanish, players use the feminine plural las leyendas because the word leyenda is always feminine, even if the character is male.
- Spanish speakers typically refer to the game as el Apex. This is because the unspoken word juego meaning 'game' is masculine, which dictates the article used.
Examples in context
- Me encanta jugar Apex Legends.I love playing Apex Legends.
- ¿Has probado Apex Legends?Have you tried Apex Legends?
- Apex Legends es muy divertido.Apex Legends is very fun.
Example conversation
Two friends are talking about video games in a living room.
- Elena¿Quieres jugar Apex Legends conmigo?Do you want to play Apex Legends with me?
- MateoSí, me gustaría mucho.Yes, I would really like to.
- ElenaPerfecto, Mateo, vamos a empezar.Perfect, Mateo, let's start.
- Mateo¡Vale, prepárate, Elena!Okay, get ready, Elena!
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
