El Escultor

Real World Example

The Spanish phrase "el escultor" translates to "the sculptor" in English. To help you remember this, think of "el escultor" as the artist who "sculpts" stories from stone. Imagine a sculptor chiseling away at a block, much like a storyteller crafting an epic tale. Plus, "escultor" sounds a bit like "sculptor" with a twist of Spanish flair, almost as if "sculptor" decided to take a siesta in Spain and came back with a new name. So when you hear "el escultor," picture Michelangelo giving his famous "David" statue a Spanish accent! 🗿