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What is the Spanish word for January?
What is the gender of the word 'mesa' in Spanish?
What does 'ojo' mean in English?
Which day of the week is 'jueves'?
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What is the translation of 'padre'?
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What is the Spanish word for water, considering it an exception?
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What does 'ventana' mean in English?
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How do you say 'hand' in Spanish?
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What is the gender of the word 'silla' in Spanish?
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What does 'madre' mean?
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What is the translation of 'zapato'?
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What does 'hermano' mean?
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In Spanish, what is the word for 'education'?
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What is the Spanish word for 'table'?
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Translate 'cuerpo' to English.
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What is the gender of 'nación'?
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What does 'cara' mean in English?
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Study Notes
Spanish Gender of Nouns
- Nouns in Spanish are categorized as either masculine (m) or feminine (f).
- Understanding the gender of nouns is crucial for proper grammar and sentence structure.
Masculine Nouns
- Common masculine nouns:
- enero (January)
- ojo (eye)
- jueves (Thursday)
- padre (father)
- cuaderno (notebook)
- hombre (man)
- lápiz (pencil, exception)
- lunes (Monday)
- septiembre (September)
- escritorio (desk)
- domingo (Sunday)
- abril (April)
- calendario (calendar)
- globo (globe)
- papel (paper)
- martes (Tuesday)
- cuerpo (body)
- libro (book)
- señor (Mr.)
- pantalones (pants)
- zapato (shoe)
- hermano (brother)
- brazo (arm)
- Rio Grande (Rio Grande, geographical)
Feminine Nouns
- Common feminine nouns:
- mesa (table)
- nación (nation)
- ventana (window)
- mano (hand, exception)
- boca (mouth)
- silla (chair)
- amiga (female friend)
- señorita (Miss)
- cara (face)
- cabeza (head)
- profesora (female teacher)
- puerta (door)
- madre (mother)
- ropa (clothes)
- escuela (school)
- blusa (blouse)
- falda (skirt)
- pierna (leg)
- televisión (TV, feminine)
- educación (education)
Exceptions to Gender Rules
- Some masculine nouns may not follow standard patterns, such as:
- agua (water)
- lápiz (pencil)
- mapa (map)
- día (day)
- A feminine noun that appears to defy the norm is mano (hand).
Importance of Gender Agreement
- Accurate use of gender is essential in Spanish for adjectives and articles to match the nouns they describe.
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Description
This quiz features flashcards designed to help learners identify the gender of Spanish nouns, categorizing them as masculine or feminine. Each card provides the word along with its English translation. Ideal for beginners and anyone looking to strengthen their Spanish vocabulary skills.
