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English: ma
Spanish: mamá[Noun]
Spanish: mamá[Noun]
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Nouns denoting male beings are Masculine. Nouns denoting female beings are Feminine. When there is no real gender, nouns are called masculine or ...
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Rule 1: masculine nouns end in –o ex: el libro (book), el carro (car), el huevo ( egg), el vestido (dress), el suelo (floor), el techo (roof), el polvo (dust), el sombrer o ...
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The principal function of adjectives is to modify or otherwise describe nouns. Therefore, the number (singular or plural) and the gender (masculine or feminine ) ...
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In Spanish, gender and number are applied to nouns. The genders in Spanish are masculine and feminine. Generally if a noun ends in: -o it is masculine ...
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Results 1 - 10 ... Generally, if a noun ends in: -o it is masculine -a it is feminine. el niño - the ... Rule 1: masculine nouns end in –o ex: el libro (book), el carro (car), ...
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When there is exactly one hundred of something and the number is used with the noun, you use the shortened form cien, whether that noun is masculine or ...
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