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Masculino/Femenina In Spanish, nouns are either masculine or feminine. Masculine nouns usually end in “o”…chico Feminine nouns usually end in “a”…..maestra Even though we may think of people when talking about gender, nouns in Spanish (places, things, etc.) have gender too. Ejemplo: libro bicicleta
Singular/Plural Nouns in Spanish are singular (only 1) or plural (more than 1). All you have to do is add the letter “s” to most singular nouns to make it plural. Ejemplo: guitarra …..guitarras BUT….
Add “es”…..to make some nouns plural If a noun ends in a consonant you have to add “es” to make it plural. Ejemplo: mujer …… mujeres
Definite Articles: the Maculino Femenina el amigo la amiga los amigos las amigas Which ones are plural? Can you tell?
Indefinite Articles: a, some Maculino Femenina un amigo una amiga unos amigos unas amigas Which ones are plural? Can you tell?
Un poco macho, pero…. Once you add a boy to a group…it automatically becomes masculine! Ejemplo: un chico + una chica = los chicos But……una maestra + una maestra = las maestras.
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