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If the singular noun ends in "-z" we do its plural en "-ces". Tengo un pez. - I have a fish. Tengo tres peces. - I have three fish. When the singular noun ends in "-s" and it ...

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Nouns - gender and number

Generally if a noun ends in: o it is masculine a it is feminine Éste es mi niño. - This is my child. The noun "niño" names a boy. Ésta es mi niña.

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Spanish Augmentative and Diminutive Terminations

Footnote 2: If a noun ends in "n" (except proper names like "Juan") or r, ito, ico, illo, uelo, change into cito, cico, cillo, zuelo. If a noun of one syllable ends in a ...

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Spanish Nouns

Generally, if a noun ends in:-o it is masculine-a it is feminine. el niño - the boy la niña - the girl el baño - the bathroom la ventana - the window

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The Spanish Noun - Learn Spanish Free Online | Lessons and Tools

Generally if a noun ends in:-o it is masculine-a is feminine. Éste es mi niño. - This is my child. (boy) Ésta es mi niña. - This is my child. (girl)

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Augmentative and Diminutive Suffixes (not yet recorded)

Diminutives can be made of Augmentatives and vice-versa: Escoba (broom), Escobilla, Escobillón; Sala (drawing-room), Salón, Saloncillo; If a masculine noun ends in a its ...

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