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How to Say ‘Your right index finger’ in Spain Spanish

El dedo índice derecho

ehl DEH-doh EEN-dee-seh deh-REH-choh

[ehl DEH-doh EEN-dee-seh deh-REH-choh]

💬 Usage Tip: Describing words follow the noun, so it's "finger index right" in that order. Derecho matches dedo, which is masculine. With mano "hand" it becomes la mano derecha.

Phrase Breakdown

El dedo

ehl DEH-doh

The finger

The article plus the noun. Say 'el DE-do', with a soft second 'd'.

Example

El dedo pulgar.

The thumb.

Words in this phrase

El

[ehl]

the

A definite article used before a masculine singular noun.

Example

«El» ambiente en la oficina es agradable.

The atmosphere in the office is pleasant.

dedo

[DEH-doh]

finger

One of the digits of the hand (or toe, 'dedo del pie').

Example

Me corté el dedo.

I cut my finger.

índice derecho

EEN-dee-seh deh-REH-choh

right index

In Spanish, adjectives follow the noun: 'derecho' (right) comes after 'índice'. The 'ch' is like English 'ch'. Stress 'de-RE-cho'.

Example

La mano derecha.

The right hand.

Words in this phrase

índice

[EEN-dee-seh]

index

Describes the index finger.

Example

Use el dedo índice.

Use your index finger.

derecho

[deh-REH-choh]

right

Adjective for the right-hand side.

Example

Levante la mano derecha.

Raise your right hand.

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