How to Say “Word Search” in Spanish

sopa de letras
/ˌsopa de ˈletɾas/feminine
The English phrase "word search" is translated into Spanish as sopa de letras. Wiktionary also lists buscapalabras.
Meaning: a word game (noun)

Ways to say it

“word search” in Spanish
Spanish IPA Note
sopa de letras /ˌsopa de ˈletɾas/ feminine
buscapalabras /buskapaˈlabɾas/ feminine

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase sopa de letras literally translates to "alphabet soup".

Which one should you use?

Sopa de letras is the most common term for the game, whereas buscapalabras is a more descriptive alternative.

How does it change in a sentence?

To make sopa de letras plural, you pluralize the first noun to form sopas de letras.

How do you pronounce it?

/ˌsopa de ˈletɾas/

Did you know?

  • The term sopa de letras is so common that a real food called 'alphabet soup' is often called sopa de letras in Spanish, making the game and the actual meal identical in name.
  • The word sopa is a distant relative of the English word 'sop', which also describes bread dipped in liquid.
  • The term sopa de letras uses a culinary metaphor, imagining the grid of letters as alphabet pasta floating in a bowl.

Examples in context

  • Mi hermano mayor: "¿Me puedes ayudar con esta búsqueda de palabras?"
    My older brother: "Can you help me with this word search?"
  • Me encanta resolver sopas de letras.
    I love solving word searches.
  • la sopa de letras
    La sopa de letras es muy divertida.
  • esta sopa de letras
    No encuentro las palabras en esta sopa de letras.

Example conversation

Daniel and Lucía are looking at a puzzle book.

  1. Daniel

    Mira, Lucía, encontré una sopa de letras.
    Look, Lucía, I found a word search.
  2. Lucía

    Qué divertido, ¿de qué tema es?
    How fun, what is the theme?
  3. Daniel

    Es una sopa de letras de animales.
    It is a word search about animals.
  4. Lucía

    Ayúdame a encontrar el primero, Daniel.
    Help me find the first one, Daniel.
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