How to Say "Jericho" in Spanish

Jericó

/xeɾiˈko/masculine

Jericho is translated into Spanish as Jericó.

Jericó is the name of the city Jericho.

Meaning: city (name)

How does it change in a sentence?

This is a masculine noun.

/xeɾiˈko/

Spanish speakers use the phrase caer como las murallas de Jericó to describe something that falls or fails completely and unexpectedly.
In many Spanish-speaking regions, 'Jericó' is also the name of a famous municipality in Antioquia, Colombia, known for its coffee and colonial charm.
In some Spanish-speaking regions, the name Jericó is used as a given name for people, though it is rare.

Durante mi último viaje, visité la hermosa ciudad de Jericó.
During my last trip, I visited the beautiful city of Jericho.
Uno de los destinos turísticos más populares en Antioquia es el municipio de Jericó.
One of the most popular tourist destinations in Antioquia is the municipality of Jericho.
Jericó es una ciudad muy antigua.
Jericho is a very ancient city.
Viajaremos hacia Jericó mañana por la mañana.
We will travel towards Jericho tomorrow morning.

Mateo and Elena are planning a trip to the Middle East.

Mateo

Elena, ¿quieres ir a Jericó este viaje?
Elena, do you want to go to Jericho this trip?
Elena

Sí, Mateo, me gustaría mucho conocer Jericó.
Yes, Mateo, I would really like to see Jericho.
Mateo

Entonces lo añadiré a nuestro itinerario.
Then I will add it to our itinerary.
Elena

Perfecto, será una experiencia increíble.
Perfect, it will be an incredible experience.

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