uneducated in Spanish
uneducated in Spanish is inculto, indocto, ineducado — uneducated means not having received much or any formal schooling.
uneducated in Spanish
inculto
Not educated.
indocto
Not educated.
ineducado
Not educated.
non educado
Not educated.
sin estudios
Not educated.
What does "uneducated" mean?
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adj Not having received much or any formal schooling.
"The programme aims to help uneducated adults learn to read."
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uneducated in a sentence
- The programme aims to help uneducated adults learn to read.
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What is "uneducated" in Spanish?
"uneducated" in Spanish is inculto, indocto, ineducado. uneducated means: Not having received much or any formal schooling.
How do you use "uneducated" in a sentence?
Example: "The programme aims to help uneducated adults learn to read." In Spanish, "uneducated" is inculto, indocto, ineducado.
Are there other ways to say "uneducated" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 5 translations listed for "uneducated": inculto, indocto, ineducado, non educado, sin estudios.
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