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¿se dice "el radio" o "la radio?"
¿se dice "el radio" o "la radio?"
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La radio cuando estamos oyendo por emisora o por otro medio internet. Etc
El radio está muy caro. Al comprar (objeto)
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el radio: cuando hablamos de la línea que va desde el centro de un círculo hasta cualquier otro punto del mismo
el radio: es un hueso del cuerpo humano
el radio: elemento quimico
el radio: cómo acortamiento de radiotelegrama
la radio: cuando hablamos del medio de comunicación
la radio: cómo artefacto eléctrico/ aunque en algunos países de América se dice "el radio"
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- Spanish (Mexico)
Probably not needed already, but what the official source says ( https://www.rae.es/dpd/radio ) is that it's feminine when used as "radius", it's feminine when used to mean "radio broadcasting" (either the medium itself or a radio station), and it's valid both as feminine and masculine when referring to the radio, as in, the device used to listen to the radio.
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"el radio", el elemento químico
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"el radio", el radio receptor.
"la radio", la radiodifusión.
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