Cómo Pronunciar "escudero"
word
ɛskuˈdɛɹoʊ
es-koo-DER-oh
ˌɛskuˈdeəɹəʊ
es-koo-DAIR-oh
Definición
A squire; a young man who attended and assisted a knight in medieval times, often training to become a knight himself. In Spanish literature, especially in 'Don Quijote', an 'escudero' is the loyal companion who serves and supports the main hero.
Transcripción IPA
Inglés Americano
ɛskuˈdɛɹoʊ
Inglés Británico
ˌɛskuˈdeəɹəʊ
Pronunciación Simplificada
EE.UU.
es-koo-DER-oh
UK
es-koo-DAIR-oh
Escucha en Contexto
In old stories, a knight often had an escudero to help him.
Sancho Panza is the famous escudero in Don Quijote.
The escudero carried his master's shield and sword.
Don't underestimate the escudero—he's always got the hero's back.