Spanish · Nature, Animals & Weather
"Camel" in Spanish: camello
el camello
A camel is el camello (kah-MEH-yoh). It is masculine. Plural is los camellos. Zoos often show camellos.
How to pronounce camello: audio and sound guideAt the zoo
El camello tiene jorobas.Speak with an AI partner · 7 days free
How to pronounce camello
Say it
kah-MEH-yoh
/kaˈmeʝo/
kah-MEH-yoh. Soft ll like y for many speakers. Stress MEH. Say camello clearly.
"Camel" in Spanish: quick reference
| Spanish | English | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| el camello | the camel Default. | Default. |
| los camellos | the camels Plural. | Plural. |
| un camello | a camel Indefinite. | Indefinite. |
| montar un camello | to ride a camel Tourism talk. | Tourism talk. |
How to use camello in real life
- 1At the zoo
El camello tiene jorobas.
The camel has humps.
El camello.
- 2Desert tour
Montamos un camello hoy.
We ride a camel today.
Un camello.
- 3Kids' book
Los camellos caminan lento.
Camels walk slowly.
Camellos plural.
Mistakes English speakers make with camello
Incorrect: La camello es alto.
Correct: El camello es alto.
Camello is masculine: el camello.
Incorrect: Vi una camello.
Correct: Vi un camello.
Use un with camello.
Good to know
Zoo maps label el camello near desert exhibits. Tour ads may sell rides on a camello. Dromedary vs camel details stay advanced; camello covers everyday talk.
Try it in a ChatPal conversation
Zoo desert area
ChatPal
¿Vamos a ver el camello?
Shall we go see the camel?
You
Sí. Quiero foto del camello.
Yes. I want a photo of the camel.
ChatPal
No cruces la cerca.
Don't cross the fence.
You
Claro. Solo miro.
Of course. I'm only looking.
This is a sample. In ChatPal you have this conversation out loud and get feedback on what you say.
Practice this conversation in ChatPal"Camel" in other languages
FAQ
Common questions about "Camel" in Spanish
Is camello masculine?
Yes: el camello, los camellos.
How do you pronounce camello?
kah-MEH-yoh; ll often sounds like y.
What is the plural?
Los camellos.
Camello or dromedario?
Camello is the everyday word; dromedario is more specific.
Use these words in a conversation
Find useful phrases for a situation, learn what to say back, and rehearse your part with revealable sample answers.
Learn a word, then use it out loud
- Step 1: See it in context
- Step 2: Say it out loud
- Step 3: Get feedback
- Step 4: Use it in real scenarios
Keep reading
- 8 Sentences with Ser in Spanish: Examples and GrammarExplore 8 sentences with ser in spanish covering identity, origin, time, and materials, with translations, grammar tips, and mistakes to avoid.
- 33 in Spanish: How to Say It and Use It NaturallyLearn how to say 33 in Spanish with clear pronunciation, ordinal forms, regional variations, and real example sentences for confident everyday speaking.

