la tetera

the teapot

→ el

phrase Uncommon #24,459

the teapot Tetera is feminine; la means “the.”

SP: La tetera está en la cocina.

EN: The teapot is in the kitchen.

The kettle is whistling.

Please fill the kettle with boiling water.

Tom rinsed the kettle with hot water.

The kettle should be boiling.

The kettle is whistling in the kitchen.

Tom put the teapot on the table.

The kettle started whistling.

There’s tea in the teapot; the room is over there.

— Control (2007)

The teapot broke.

You understand, the teapot.

— La Empleada (2025)

Tom poured the boiling water into the kettle.

There must be some tea left in the teapot.

Tanya, put the kettle on.

— Елена (2011)

The teapot was so happy that it began to whistle with pleasure.

And suddenly, a stranger throws water on me with the teapot.

— Ирония судьбы, или С легким паром! (1976)

Bob filled the kettle with water.