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How to say "foot" in Spanish

"Foot" in Spanish is pie, pronounced pyeh. It is a masculine noun (el pie, plural los pies).

Spanishpie
Pronunciationpyeh
Meaningfoot
Gendermasculine: el pie
Plurallos pies
Frequency#73 in the Palabra list of common Spanish words

Pronunciation is spelled out in English, one syllable at a time, with the stressed syllable in capitals. The speaker button uses your browser's built-in Spanish voice. Gender and plural: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA.

How to pronounce pie

Pie is pronounced pyeh, in IPA /ˈpje/. Pie has one syllable, so there is no stress to place.

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Is pie masculine or feminine?

Pie is masculine, so it takes el (the) and un (a): el pie. The plural is los pies. The ending does not tell you the gender here, so learn the word together with its article: el pie.

Example sentences

Me duele el pie
my foot hurts
El pie toca el agua
The foot touches the water

"Foot" in Spain and Latin America

Useful phrases

  • a pie
    on foot
  • de pie
    standing

Regional words and roots: Diccionario de la lengua española (RAE). Spanish varies by region, so treat these as the most common patterns, not strict rules.

How to remember pie

pie [pyeh] sounds like the English “pie”. Picture this:

You step barefoot straight into a pie: warm filling squishes between your toes.

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