Ozempic
/oθempik/from spelling rules
The English phrase Ozempic is translated into Spanish as Ozempic.
How does it change in a sentence?
As a medication name, Ozempic is treated as a masculine noun in Spanish, such as in the phrase el Ozempic.
How do you pronounce it?
/oθempik/
Did you know?
- In some Spanish-speaking regions, people use Ozempic as a verb, ozempicar, to describe the act of using the medication for weight loss.
- In social media slang across Latin America, some users have started using Ozempic as an adjective to describe someone who has suddenly lost a lot of weight, e.g., está muy Ozempic.
- In some Spanish-speaking pharmacies, you might hear it referred to as el medicamento de la moda (the fashion medication) because of its sudden popularity.
Examples in context
- Mi médico me recetó Ozempic para controlar mi diabetes.My doctor prescribed Ozempic to manage my diabetes.
- ¿Has probado el medicamento Ozempic? Me han dicho que es muy eficaz.Have you tried the medication Ozempic? I've heard it is very effective.
- El doctor me recetó Ozempic.The doctor prescribed me Ozempic.
- ¿Dónde puedo comprar Ozempic?Where can I buy Ozempic?
- Ella está usando Ozempic para bajar de peso.She is using Ozempic to lose weight.
Example conversation
Mateo and María are talking about health at a cafe.
- Mateo¿Sabes si hay Ozempic en la farmacia?Do you know if there is Ozempic at the pharmacy?
- MaríaNo estoy segura, Mateo.I am not sure, Mateo.
- MateoMi hermana necesita su dosis de Ozempic.My sister needs her dose of Ozempic.
- MaríaEspero que la encuentres pronto.I hope you find it soon.
Sources
- IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
