How to Say “Republic” in Spanish

república
/reˈpublika/feminine
The English word 'republic' is translated into Spanish as república.
The term refers to a type of state.
Meaning: a type of state (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

república is a feminine noun. When using the definite article, you must use the feminine form la to say 'the republic' (la república), rather than the masculine 'el'.

How do you pronounce it?

/reˈpublika/

Did you know?

  • In certain Spanish university traditions, a república refers to a shared residence where students live together in a self-governing community.
  • In colonial Spanish history, the term república was used to divide society into separate legal categories, such as the república de indios and the república de españoles.
  • Historically, many Spanish-speaking nations remained official repúblicas even while governed by a caudillo, a military strongman with absolute power.

Examples in context

  • ¡Que viva la República!
    Long live the Republic!
    This sentence is useful for expressing support for the republic using república.
    Tatoeba #611200 by cueyayotl, translation #569234 by Scott
  • EE.UU. es una república.
    The United States is a republic.
    This sentence shows how to state that the United States is a republic using república.
    Tatoeba #7942960 by Seael, translation #67498 by ddnktr
  • Argelia es una república.
    Algeria is a republic.
    This sentence shows how to state that Algeria is a republic using república.
    Tatoeba #10463193 by Seael, translation #7856560 by Amastan
  • México es un país que se rige por una república federal.
    Mexico is a country that is governed by a federal republic.
  • 31 more sentences on Tatoeba

Example conversation

Two students are discussing a history lecture.

  1. Javier

    ¿Cómo era la república en esa época?
    How was the republic in that era?
  2. Elena

    Era una república muy estable.
    It was a very stable republic.
  3. Javier

    Elena, ¿estás de acuerdo con el profesor?
    Elena, do you agree with the professor?
  4. Elena

    Sí, Javier, su análisis es correcto.
    Yes, Javier, his analysis is correct.

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