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Spanish nouns and definite articles

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In Spanish, masculine nouns end in -l, -o, -n, -e, -r, -s



In Spanish, feminine nouns end in -d, ión, -z, -a
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The definite article "the" has two singular forms in Spanish.

la = "the" feminine
el = "the" masculine

Examples:

la chica = the girl
el chico = the boy
la casa = the house
el carro = the car

The definite articles "el" or "la" are part of the vocabulary word in Spanish.
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blusa
dress
vestido
shirt
camisa
skirt
camiseta
blouse
falda
T-Shirt
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camisa
chica
chico
vestido
hombre
calcetín
ciudad
lombriz
canción
corazón
bota
corbata
tren
papel
Masculine nouns
(end in -l, -o, -n, -e, -r, -s)
Feminine nouns
(end in -d, ión, -z, -a)
Choose the correct definite article: _____ profesora
el
la
Choose the correct definite article: _____ profesor
el
la
Choose the correct definite article: _____ calculadora
el
la
Choose the correct definite article: _____ ciudad
el
la
Choose the correct definite article: _____ reptil
el
la
Choose the correct definite article: _____ zapato
el
la
Choose the correct definite article: _____ canción
el
la
Choose the correct definite article: _____ corazón
el
la
Choose the correct definite article: _____ chaqueta
el
la
If a Spanish noun ends in -O, it's probably masculine.
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False
If a Spanish noun ends in -A, it's probably feminine.
True
False
If a Spanish noun ends in -D, it's probably feminine.
True
False
In Spanish, nouns are either masculine or feminine.
True
False