How to Say “Tree” in Mexican Spanish

árbol
Mexico
In Mexico "tree" is árbol. The accent is on the first syllable, AR-bol, and the plural is árboles.
A forest is a bosque and a fruit tree is an árbol frutal. The ancient tree in Oaxaca called el Árbol del Tule is famous.
Meaning: a tall woody plant (noun)

How does it change in a sentence?

Árbol is masculine: el árbol. The plural moves the stress: los árboles.

Did you know?

  • The Árbol del Tule near Oaxaca City is a Montezuma cypress with one of the widest trunks in the world.

Examples in context

  • El árbol da mucha sombra.
    The tree gives a lot of shade.
  • Plantamos un árbol en el jardín.
    We planted a tree in the garden.
  • El Árbol del Tule es muy viejo.
    The Tule Tree is very old.

Example conversation

Papá Raúl and his son Tito plant a tree in the yard in Oaxaca.

  1. Raúl

    Vamos a plantar este árbol aquí.
    Let us plant this tree here.
  2. Tito

    ¿Cuánto tarda en crecer?
    How long does it take to grow?
  3. Raúl

    Muchos años, pero dará sombra.
    Many years, but it will give shade.
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