Nouns (AQA A-Level Spanish): Flashcards
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Typical endings for masculine nouns
Typical endings for masculine nouns
-o, -aje, -ma (Greek origin)
Typical endings for feminine nouns
Typical endings for feminine nouns
-a, -ción/-sión, -dad/-tad
Gender of 'mano' (hand)
Gender of 'mano' (hand)
Feminine: la mano
Gender of 'día' (day)
Gender of 'día' (day)
Masculine: el día
Article for fem. nouns w/ stressed a-/ha- (sing.)
Article for fem. nouns w/ stressed a-/ha- (sing.)
el (but noun stays fem. for adjectives)
How to form plural of nouns ending in vowel
How to form plural of nouns ending in vowel
Add -s
How to form plural of nouns ending in consonant
How to form plural of nouns ending in consonant
Add -es
How to form plural of nouns ending in -z
How to form plural of nouns ending in -z
Change -z to -ces
Plural form used for mixed-gender groups
Plural form used for mixed-gender groups
Masculine plural
Diminutive suffixes for smallness/affection
Diminutive suffixes for smallness/affection
-ito/-ita, -illo/-illa