How to Say “Dublin” in Spanish

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Dublín
/duˈblin/masculine
Dublin in Spanish is Dublín.
Dublín is the name used to refer to the capital of the Republic of Ireland.
Meaning: the capital of the Republic of Ireland (name)

How do you pronounce it?

/duˈblin/

Did you know?

  • When describing the rainy weather of Dublín, a Spanish speaker might use the word chirimiri, which describes a very fine, misty rain typical of the Atlantic coast.
  • While Dublín is the city, Spanish speakers use the adjective dublinés to describe a person from the city. The feminine form is dublinesa.
  • In Spanish, the accent mark on the 'i' in Dublín is essential to maintain the stress on the final syllable, which mirrors the phonetic weight of the original English name.

Examples in context

  • Ahora mismo vivo en Dublín.
    I live in Dublin right now.
    This sentence is useful for stating your current place of residence using Dublín.
    Tatoeba #5566254 by swyter, translation #2974626 by CN
  • Dublín es la capital de Irlanda.
    Dublin is the capital of Ireland.
    This sentence is useful for identifying the capital of Ireland using Dublín.
    Tatoeba #3786300 by Seael, translation #2974609 by CK
  • Dublín es la capital y la mayor urbe de Irlanda.
    Dublin is the capital and largest city of Ireland.
    This sentence is useful for describing the status of the city as both the capital and the largest city of Ireland using Dublín.
    Tatoeba #13458868 by Seael, translation #8574159 by Ergulis
  • Voy a viajar a Dublín en mis próximas vacaciones.
    I am going to travel to Dublin on my next vacation.
  • Dublín es una ciudad con una rica historia celta.
    Dublin is a city with a rich Celtic history.
  • La Embajada de mi país está ubicada en Dublín.
    The Embassy of my country is located in Dublin.
  • 1 more sentence on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Daniel and María are talking about their upcoming travel plans.

  1. Daniel

    ¿Vas a viajar a Dublín este verano?
    Are you going to travel to Dublin this summer?
  2. María

    Sí, quiero visitar Dublín con mi familia.
    Yes, I want to visit Dublin with my family.
  3. Daniel

    Es una ciudad muy bonita, María.
    It is a very beautiful city, María.
  4. María

    Espero que Daniel también pueda ir conmigo.
    I hope Daniel can also go with me.

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