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-Hola Spanish learners,
+Hola Spanish learners! 📚
-In Spanish there are two genders, male and female.
+For example, "ordenador" (computer) has the last vowel "o," so it is masculine, while "paz" (peace) has the last vowel "a," so it is feminine. We use "el" + "the noun" if it is masculine and "la" + "the noun" if it is feminine. If something has a gender in real life, we use that gender. For instance, "madre" (mother) is feminine, so we say "la madre."
+After mastering this lesson on gender in Spanish grammar, you can also explore other related topics, such as [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Plural|Spanish plurals]], [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Nouns-and-Gender|nouns and gender]], and [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Present-Progressive|present progressive tense]] to further enhance your understanding of the Spanish language. ¡Buena suerte! 🍀
-The Spanish words have genders and most of the times the male form ends with "o" and the female form ends with "a".
+==Other Lessons==
 * [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/How-to-use-Ser-o-Estar-(verb-to-be)|How to use Ser o Estar (verb to be)]]
 * [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Los-Articulos|Los Articulos]]
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 * [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Adjectives|Adjectives]]
 * [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Sentense-Structure|Sentense Structure]]

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	*Madre-Mother (la madre).		*Madre-Mother (la madre).

			==Related Lessons==
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/How-to-use-Ser-o-Estar-(verb-to-be)\|How to use Ser o Estar (verb to be)]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Los-Articulos\|Los Articulos]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Past-Perfect-Tense\|Past Perfect Tense]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Tener\|Tener]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Past-Participle\|Past Participle]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Los-pronombres-personales\|Los pronombres personales]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Simple-Present-Tense\|Simple Present Tense]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Simple-Future-Tense\|Simple Future Tense]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Adjectives\|Adjectives]]
			* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Sentense-Structure\|Sentense Structure]]

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	The Spanish words have genders and most of the times the male form ends with "o" and the female form ends with "a".		The Spanish words have genders and most of the times the male form ends with "o" and the female form ends with "a".

	When ends with "e" normally there are masculin, if it ~~finnish~~ with "consonant" the gender is ~~denominated~~ by the last vowel in the sentence.		When ends with "e" normally there are masculin, if it ends with consonant, the gender is determined by the last vowel in the sentence.

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	Hola Spanish learners,		Hola Spanish learners,

Vincent at 20:26, 12 April 2020

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	In Spanish there are two genders, male and female.		In Spanish there are two genders, male and female.


	The Spanish words have genders and most of the times the male form ends with "o" and the female form ends with "a".		The Spanish words have genders and most of the times the male form ends with "o" and the female form ends with "a".

	When ends with "e" normally there are masculin, if it finnish with "consonant" the gender is denominated by the last vowel in the sentence.		When ends with "e" normally there are masculin, if it finnish with "consonant" the gender is denominated by the last vowel in the sentence.


	Examples:		Examples:
	*Ordenador-Computer (the last vowel is "o" so it is male),		*Ordenador-Computer (the last vowel is "o" so it is male),
	*Paz-Peace (the last vowel is "a" so it is female).		*Paz-Peace (the last vowel is "a" so it is female).


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	<code>"la" + "the noun" if it is female</code>		<code>"la" + "the noun" if it is female</code>


	If it is something that have gender un real Life we put that gender.		If it is something that have gender un real Life we put that gender.


	Example:		Example:
	*Madre-Mother (la madre).		*Madre-Mother (la madre).

Vincent at 20:25, 12 April 2020

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	"el" + "the noun" if it is male		<code>"el" + "the noun" if it is male</code>

	"la" + "the noun" if it is female.
			<code>"la" + "the noun" if it is female</code>

	If it is something that have gender un real Life we put that gender.		If it is something that have gender un real Life we put that gender.
	Example:		Example:
	*Madre-Mother (la madre).		*Madre-Mother (la madre).

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			Hola Spanish learners,


	In Spanish there are two genders, male and female.		In Spanish there are two genders, male and female.

Vincent at 18:01, 14 January 2017

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	In Spanish there are two genders, male and female.		In Spanish there are two genders, male and female.

Vincent at 13:33, 31 December 2016

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	The Spanish words have genders and most of the times the male form ends with "o" and the female form ends with "a".		The Spanish words have genders and most of the times the male form ends with "o" and the female form ends with "a".

	When ends with "e" normally there are masculin, if it finnish with "consonant" the gender is denominated by the last vowel in the sentence ~~(ex~~. Ordenador-Computer ( the last vowel is "o" so it is male ), Paz-Peace ( the last vowel is "a" so it is female ).		When ends with "e" normally there are masculin, if it finnish with "consonant" the gender is denominated by the last vowel in the sentence.

			Examples:
			*Ordenador-Computer (the last vowel is "o" so it is male),
			*Paz-Peace (the last vowel is "a" so it is female).

	We put:		We put:
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	"la" + "the noun" if it is female.		"la" + "the noun" if it is female.

	If it is something that have gender un real Life we put that gender. ~~ex.~~ Madre-Mother (la madre).		If it is something that have gender un real Life we put that gender.
			Example:
			*Madre-Mother (la madre).

Vincent at 13:32, 31 December 2016

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	In Spanish there are two genders, male and female. The Spanish words have genders and most of the times the male form ends with "o" and the female form ends with "a". When ends with "e" normally there are masculin, if it finnish with "consonant" the gender is denominated by the last vowel in the sentence (ex. Ordenador-Computer ( the last vowel is "o" so it is male ), Paz-Peace ( the last vowel is "a" so it is female ).		In Spanish there are two genders, male and female.

	~~We put "el"+"~~the ~~noun" if it is~~ male ~~and~~ "la"+"~~the noun~~" ~~if it is female~~.		The Spanish words have genders and most of the times the male form ends with "o" and the female form ends with "a".

	If it is something that have gender un real Life we put that gender (ex. Madre-Mother (la madre).		When ends with "e" normally there are masculin, if it finnish with "consonant" the gender is denominated by the last vowel in the sentence (ex. Ordenador-Computer ( the last vowel is "o" so it is male ), Paz-Peace ( the last vowel is "a" so it is female ).

			We put:

			"el" + "the noun" if it is male

			"la" + "the noun" if it is female.

			If it is something that have gender un real Life we put that gender. ex. Madre-Mother (la madre).