Spanish Singular and Plural Nouns

The Spanish subject pronoun for "I"

The Spanish subject pronoun for "you" (informal)

The Spanish subject pronoun for "you" (formal)

The Spanish subject pronoun for "he"

The Spanish subject pronoun for "she"

The Spanish subject pronoun for "we"

The Spanish subject pronoun for "you" (informal) all (plural)

The Spanish subject pronoun for "they" (masculine)

The singular form of the Spanish word for "boy" is "el chico." The plural form is "los chicos."

The singular form of the Spanish word for "diary" is "el diario." The plural form is "los diarios."

The singular form of the Spanish word for "bus" is "el autobus." The plural form is "los autobuses."

The singular form of the Spanish word for "driver" is "el conductor." The plural form is "los conductores."

The singular form of the Spanish word for "pencil" is "el lapiz." The plural form is "los lapices."

The singular form of the Spanish word for "woman" is "la mujer." The plural form is "las mujeres."

The singular form of the Spanish word for "problem" is "el problema." The plural form is "los problemas."

The singular form of the Spanish word for "tourist" is "el turista." The plural form is "los turistas."

This is used in Spanish to talk about the time. For example, "Son las siete y quince" means "It is 7:15."

To study

To dance

This phrase or a variation of it is used to describe a time that is 15 minutes past the hour in Spanish. For example, "Son las siete y quince" means "It is 7:15."

To end

This phrase means "less fifteen." An example of its use is "Son las cinco menos quince" - "It is 4:45."

To walk

This means "on the hour!" For example, "Son las diez en punto" means "It is 10:00."

To return

This means "half past...". For example, "Son las once y media" means "It is 11:30."

To draw

To work

To listen

The verb "gustar" in Spanish means "to like" and has a different construction than English. The object of the liking comes before the verb and the subject pronoun comes after the verb.

Example: Me gusta el helado translates to "I like ice cream." Here "helado" (ice cream) is the object of the liking and "me" is the subject pronoun.

The verb "gustar" changes depending on the object of the liking.

singular object = "gusta"

plural object = "gustan"

The subject pronouns for "gustar" in Spanish are:

• me (I)
• te (You - informal)
• le (He/She/You - formal)
• nos (We)
• les (They/You all)

The word "adónde" means "where to" in Spanish. It is used to ask for a location or destination.

The word "cómo" means "how" in Spanish. It is used to ask about a method or process.

The word "cuánto" means "how much" in Spanish. It is used to ask about quantity or amount.

The word "cuántos" means "how many" in Spanish. It is used to ask about a number or amount of things.

The verb "estar" means "to be" in Spanish. It is used to describe a temporary state or condition.

The present tense conjugation of "estar" for the subject "tú" (you, informal).

The present tense conjugation of "estar" for the subject "nosotros" (we).

The present tense conjugation of "estar" for the subject "vosotros" (you all, informal).

The present tense conjugation of "estar" for the subject "ustedes" (you all, formal).

The present tense conjugation of "estar" for the subject "ellos" (they, masculine).

The present tense conjugation of "estar" for the subject "ellas" (they, feminine).

A word or phrase that precedes a noun and indicates its quantity or number, such as "one," "two," "a," "an," etc.

A word or phrase that precedes a noun and indicates its quantity or number, such as "the," etc.

The act of forming words by combining sounds. This can be done by putting letters or syllables together.