How to Say “Macedonia” in Spanish

Macedonia
/maθeˈdonja/feminine
Macedonia is the Spanish word for Macedonia. Wiktionary also lists República de Macedonia.
Meaning: Republic of North Macedonia (name)

Ways to say it

“macedonia” in Spanish
Spanish IPA Note
Macedonia /maθeˈdonja/
/maseˈdonja/
feminine
República de Macedonia /reˌpublika de maθeˈdonja/
/reˌpublika de maseˈdonja/
feminine

How does it change in a sentence?

Both Macedonia and República de Macedonia are feminine nouns.

How do you pronounce it?

/maθeˈdonja/

Did you know?

  • In Spanish, if you order a macedonia at a restaurant, you will not receive a political entity, but rather a bowl of chopped fruit.
  • The culinary term macedonia is a linguistic loanword from French, specifically the term macédoine, which refers to a mixture of vegetables or fruits.
  • The Spanish word macedonia follows a pattern where several European languages use the same word for both the region and a mixed salad.

Examples in context

  • ¿Pero entonces cómo se llama el país, Macedonia del Norte o Macedonia a secas?
    But then what is the country called? North Macedonia or just Macedonia?
    This sentence is useful for discussing whether to use the full name or the shortened name for the country.
    Tatoeba #10269669 by Seael, translation #12280497 by mollydot
  • ¿Exactamente cuánto ha contribuido Macedonia a esta cuestión?
    How much exactly has Macedonia contributed to this problem?
    This sentence is useful for questioning the level of contribution made by Macedonia to a specific issue.
    Tatoeba #12192184 by xallace, translation #12192350 by Miktsoanit
  • ¡Qué calor hace hoy! Me vendría bien una refrescante macedonia de frutas.
    It's so hot today! I could really use a refreshing fruit salad.
  • Macedonia es un país muy hermoso.
    Macedonia is a very beautiful country.

Example conversation

Javier and María are talking about their upcoming summer trip.

  1. Javier

    Quiero visitar Macedonia este verano.
    I want to visit Macedonia this summer.
  2. María

    Es una idea genial, María.
    That is a great idea, María.
  3. Javier

    Tengo un amigo que vive en Macedonia.
    I have a friend who lives in Macedonia.
  4. María

    Entonces podemos pedirle consejos para el viaje.
    Then we can ask him for travel tips.

Sources

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