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Lesson 5: Spanish Masculine & Feminine Words
One big change from English is that Spanish gives a gender to many words. Although neutral words also exist, most words are either masculine or feminine, especially nouns (words for things) and articles (little words that mean a, an, or the). The general rule is that words ending in A are feminine, and words ending in O are masculine.
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la persona |
(lah
pehr-SOH-nah) (ehl KAH-rro) (OO-nah pehr-SOH-nah) (oon KAH-rro) |
the
person the car a person a car |
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Activity: Masculine & Feminine Worksheet
Quiz: Masculine & Feminine
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