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El género de los sustantivos ( Gender of nouns )

El género de los sustantivos ( Gender of nouns ). End in – o = masculine (“el helado ”) End in –a = femenine (“la mesa”). Unless they don’t :. Masculine :. Femenine :. People names that take el / la :. Always masculine :. Trees vs. Their fruit :.

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El género de los sustantivos ( Gender of nouns )

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  1. El género de los sustantivos (Gender of nouns)

  2. End in –o = masculine (“el helado”) • End in –a = femenine (“la mesa”)

  3. Unless they don’t: • Masculine:

  4. Femenine:

  5. People names that take el / la:

  6. Alwaysmasculine:

  7. Trees vs. Theirfruit:

  8. Genderchange = meaningchange:

  9. Foreignwordsalwaysmasculine:

  10. Same article regardless of male/female:

  11. Singular vs. Plural

  12. Ends in a vowel, add –s:

  13. Ends in a consonant or –y, add –es:

  14. Stressed on last syllable lose their accent mark in the plural:

  15. Gaininganaccentmark:

  16. ZtoC:

  17. Singular nouns that end in –s and don’t end in a stressed vowel:

  18. Family last names don’t get an -s:

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