Spanish Nouns are the names of people, places, objects, and ideas (feelings,etc). They are masculine or feminine, singular or plural- accompanied by audio vocabulary ...

los - the (before masculine, plural noun) las - the (before feminine, plural noun) Examples: El niño tiene sólo dos libros. The boy has only two books.

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unos – some (before masculine, plural noun) Compré unos chocolates para Paulo. I bought some chocolate for Paulo. Yo traje unos huevos podridos.

las – the (before feminine, plural noun) Las naranjas cuestan tres Euros el kilo. 3 The oranges cost three Euros per kilo. Nosotros pintamos las paredes.

[verb/subj. agreement: plural verb/plural noun] Se busca mecánico con experiencia. [singular verb/singular noun] When specific person(s)=> no agreement and personal "a":

The only thing that you have to remember when an adjective ends in a consonant, in this group, is that you must add "es" when it is used with a plural noun.

The following are examples of the large class of nouns (compound) formed with a verb or adverb and a plural noun and which are used for both numbers:

A Lea las siguientes situaciones y complete las oraciones con la palabra más ... Popular Phrase: plural noun | Spanish Lesson