Masculine Nouns in Spanish

Masculine Nouns in Spanish

• Masculine nouns in Spanish typically end with the suffix -o.

• Common examples include:

  • el hombre: translates to "the man."
  • el chico: translates to "the boy."
  • el pasajero: translates to "the (male) passenger."

• Another common ending for masculine nouns is -or:

  • el conductor: translates to "the (male) driver."
  • el profesor: translates to "the (male) professor."

• Masculine nouns can also end in -ista:

  • el turista: translates to "the (male) tourist."