How to Say “News Reporter” in Spanish

reportero
/repoɾˈteɾo/
The English phrase "news reporter" is translated into Spanish as reportero.
The term reportero is used to describe a news reporter and is often used interchangeably with periodista, which is a widely used and neutral term for a news reporter in Spanish.

How does it change in a sentence?

The form changes based on gender and number: use reportera to refer to a female news reporter, reporteros for a group of male reporters or a mixed-gender group and reporteras for a group consisting only of female news reporters.

How do you pronounce it?

/repoɾˈteɾo/

Did you know?

  • In certain Spanish-speaking media circles, a reporter who covers crime specifically might be called a policial, treating the reporter's beat as a noun itself.
  • The suffix -ero used in reportero is a productive tool in Spanish to denote a profession or a person associated with a specific tool or activity.
  • Spanish has a distinct word, corresponsal, for a news reporter based in a foreign city, which carries more prestige than a general reportero.

Examples in context

  • Mi hermana quiere ser periodista de noticias.
    My sister wants to be a news reporter.
  • El reportero entrevistó a varios testigos en el lugar del accidente.
    The news reporter interviewed several witnesses at the accident scene.
  • Mi amigo es periodista de prensa y siempre tiene historias interesantes que contar.
    My friend is a news reporter and always has interesting stories to tell.
  • La reportera de noticias realizó una cobertura en vivo del evento.
    The news reporter conducted a live coverage of the event.
  • La corresponsal de guerra brindó informes desde la zona de conflicto.
    The war correspondent provided reports from the conflict zone.
  • Sandra trabaja como periodista en un reconocido periódico español.
    Sandra works as a news reporter for a renowned Spanish newspaper.
  • La reportera de televisión entrevistó al presidente en su última conferencia de prensa.
    The TV news reporter interviewed the president at his latest press conference.
  • El reportero está en la calle.
    The news reporter is in the street.
  • Ese reportero habla muy rápido.
    That news reporter speaks very fast.
  • Necesitamos un reportero para el evento.
    We need a news reporter for the event.

Example conversation

Lucía and Alejandro are discussing a television program.

  1. Lucía

    ¿Viste al reportero en la televisión?
    Did you see the news reporter on television?
  2. Alejandro

    Sí, el reportero es muy profesional.
    Yes, the news reporter is very professional.
  3. Lucía

    Él informa sobre las noticias locales.
    He reports on the local news.
  4. Alejandro

    Es un excelente trabajo.
    It is an excellent job.

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