How to Say “Lebanon” in Spanish

el Líbano
/el libano/from spelling rulesmasculine
Lebanon in Spanish is el Líbano.
el Líbano is the name used for the Lebanese Republic.
Meaning: Lebanese Republic (name)

How does it change in a sentence?

The name is a masculine noun, which is why it is preceded by the masculine article el.

Did you know?

  • The word Líbano shares a root with the word 'liban', an ancient term for the fragrant resin used in incense.
  • The Spanish article el in el Líbano is a completely separate word from the Arabic definite article al- that sounds so similar. While they sound nearly identical, they are unrelated linguistic coincidences.
  • The Spanish word Líbano is used in the Spanish Bible to refer to the legendary cedar forests mentioned in the Old Testament.

Examples in context

  • El Líbano se llama "Lubnan" en árabe.
    Lebanon is called "Lubnan" in Arabic.
    This sentence is useful for noting the name of the country in Arabic when using el Líbano.
    Tatoeba #1844189 by hayastan, translation #1814645 by Amastan
  • El Líbano es conocido por su historia y cultura rica.
    Lebanon is known for its rich history and culture.
  • Mi amiga es de Chihuahua y dice que se llama Lebanón, no Líbano.
    My friend is from Chihuahua, and she says it's called "Lebanón," not "Líbano."
  • El Líbano es un país muy hermoso.
    Lebanon is a very beautiful country.
  • Tengo mucha curiosidad por visitar el Líbano.
    I am very curious to visit Lebanon.

Example conversation

Two friends are discussing travel plans in a cafe.

  1. Sofía

    ¿Alguna vez has estado en el Líbano, Alejandro?
    Have you ever been to Lebanon, Alejandro?
  2. Alejandro

    No, pero me gustaría conocer el Líbano pronto.
    No, but I would like to get to know Lebanon soon.
  3. Sofía

    Yo también quiero ir allí contigo.
    I want to go there with you too.
  4. Alejandro

    Sería un viaje increíble para los dos.
    It would be an incredible trip for both of us.

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