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Spanish nouns

Nouns make up the largest class of words

To learn fluent Spanish you need to know about 4.000 nouns

Langbird contains that and even more

Nouns designate things, persons and living beings

They can also designate abstract concepts

Nouns are often subjects of clauses or objects of verbs

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Learn Spanish nouns with effective exercises. You learn words from common situations and expand your vocabulary with other common nouns.

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Effective Spanish exercises where you can practice thousands of Spanish nouns, their gender and plurals. Master the details of Spanish.

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Learn the nouns you need to know to speak fluently. Practice the rules determining gender of Spanish nouns, the plurals, compound nouns, feminine and masculine forms and much more.

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Spanish nouns, feminine and masculine

Gender divides nouns and pronouns into different classes

It is important to know the gender as it decides which forms to use

Spanish nouns can be feminine or masculine

Learn Spanish nouns with effective exercises

Learn the rules determining gender of Spanish nouns

You Learn Spanish and use nouns as subjects or objects of clauses

Spanish nouns, feminine and masculine

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Learn Spanish articles

Spanish has two genders, feminine and masculine

Gender is shown by using the correct article

The Spanish definite articles are "el" and "la" in the singular

The plural articles are ”los” and ”las”

The indefinite articles are ”un” and ”una”

Learn the plurals of nouns

Learn the Spanish nouns you need for fluent Spanish

Learn how plurals are formed for loan words and words of Spanish origin

The use of the articles is practised in different sentences

The most common Spanish plural endings are -s and -es

The plural indefinite articles are ”unos” and ”unas”

Learn the plurals of nouns

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