Clash Royale
/klas ɾoʝale/from spelling rules
Clash Royale is the Spanish way to say Clash Royale.
Did you know?
- While the game title is kept in English, Spanish players often use the verb clashar to describe the act of playing or competing in the game.
- Spanish speakers often use the word mazo to refer to their deck of cards in Clash Royale, which is the same word used for a heavy mallet or hammer.
- In Spanish gaming communities, players often use the English term as a noun, but they will apply Spanish grammatical gender to it, usually treating it as a masculine noun: 'el Clash Royale'.
Examples in context
- Estoy jugando Clash Royale ahora.I am playing Clash Royale now.
- ¿Te gusta Clash Royale?Do you like Clash Royale?
- Descargué Clash Royale ayer.I downloaded Clash Royale yesterday.
Example conversation
Two friends are talking about mobile games at a cafe.
- Lucía¿Quieres jugar Clash Royale conmigo?Do you want to play Clash Royale with me?
- DanielSí, me encanta ese juego.Yes, I love that game.
- LucíaGenial, busquemos una partida.Great, let's find a match.
- DanielVale, voy a abrir la aplicación.Okay, I'm going to open the app.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
