Nouns and Definite Articles. Nouns in Spanish Nouns have gender and number in Spanish -masculine nouns (usually end in an “o”) -feminine nouns (usually.

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Nouns and Definite Articles

Nouns in Spanish Nouns have gender and number in Spanish -masculine nouns (usually end in an “o”) -feminine nouns (usually end in an “a”) ¡Cuidado!: There are exceptions to this general rule! (you will learn these in a little) -singular -plural nouns (usually end in an “s”)

Definite Articles in Spanish There are 4 definite articles in Spanish that all mean “the.” -el, los -la, las They almost always indicate the gender (masculine/feminine) and plurality (singular(1) or plural (>1).

Singular Definite Articles Masculine/Singular el Ejemplo: el chico (the boy) Feminine/Singular la Ejemplo: la chica (the girl) ALL nouns in Spanish have articles (el/los or la/las) before them. refers to one noun (person, place or thing)

Plural Definite Articles Masculine/Plural los Ejemplo: los chicos (the boys) Feminine/Plural las Ejemplo: las chicas (the girls)

el chicolos chicos las chicas la chica

Other Definite Article/Noun Rules When a noun ends in -ción it is usually feminine -Ejemplos: la natación (swimming), la computación (computer class) When a noun ends in a consonant or “e” you will have to memorize whether or not the nouns are masculine or feminine -Ejemplos: el español, el chocolate, el tenis, la actividad, la clase

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