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Mastering Spanish Nouns: Gender and Number Agreement Explained

Learn about Spanish nouns, their gender, and number rules. Understand how to form singular and plural nouns, male and female endings, and use of articles. Enhance your language skills with examples and practical tips.

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Mastering Spanish Nouns: Gender and Number Agreement Explained

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  1. Article Notes 14/10/13

  2. ¿Quién? is who ¿Qué? is what ¿Porqué? why ¿Dónde? where ¿Cuándo? when y ¿Cómo? how ¿Cuánto hay? how much is there

  3. What is a noun (sustantivo)? – Person, place, thing, or idea. All sustantivos have a gender and a number.

  4. Sustantivos can be: Singular Plural Masculino Feminina -o -os -a -as

  5. ArtículosDirectos (the) SingularPlural Masculino Feminina Loschicos Elchico Las chicas Lachica

  6. ArtículosIndirectos (a/an/some) SingularPlural Masculino Feminina Unos chicos Un chico Unas chicas Una chica

  7. *If a sustantivo ends in a consonante, add –es to make it plural. PorEjemplo: SingularPlural Masculino Feminina Eljoven Losjóvenes Lasjóvenes Lajoven

  8. *If a sustantivo ends in an e, add –s to make it plural. PorEjemplo: SingularPlural Masculino Feminina Elarte Losartes Lasclases Laclase

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