Planta, Copiadora, Grapadora – all are feminine.

Spanish Vocabulary In Spanish, a backpack is la mochila.

feminine noun (Latin America) stapler.

So you write las tijeras for both the singular and plural form. plural form el sacapuntas (the pencil sharpener) is los sacapuntas (the pencil sharpeners). You don’t change the spelling of sacapuntas to make it plural. You just change the article to “los”.

10 Best Websites to Buy Books in Spanish

1. Lil’ Libros.
2. I Love to Read in Spanish.
3. Barefoot Books.
4. Lee and Low Books.
5. LA Liberia.
6. Books del Sur.
7. BMI Online.
8. Cinco Books.

How do I say “book” in Spanish? – If you are referring to the noun, the most common word is “libro.”¿Cómo digo “book” en español? – Si se refiere al sustantivo, la palabra más común es “libro.”

“Libro” is the Italian, Spanish, and Filipino word for “book”.

A libero (LEE’-beh-ro) in indoor volleyball is a back-row defensive specialist. Since they only play in the back row, those players are often shorter than the front-row blockers and hitters but have impeccable ball-control skills. The position was created to promote ball-control.

Libro is the object and Niña is the subject. The adjective must use the noun´s gender, but an object uses its own gender. As for your question, objects that do not have sexes, i.e. inanimate objects, only have one genitive form. Thus, “el carro”, “la plaza”, “el edificio”, “la casa”, “el libro”.

To say “the” when referring to a singular item that is considered a feminine word, for example, the word “door” in Spanish is considered a feminine word, puerta.

puerta, la ~ (f) gate, the ~ Noun. ‐ a movable barrier in a fence or wall.

Most Spanish nouns ending in ‘o’ are masculine, and most ending in ‘a’ are feminine. So el brazo (arm) and la pierna (leg). Nouns ending in a stressed vowel (e.g. el sofá, el champú) are masculine, as are words ending in –cida, e.g. insecticida.

6 Answers. Mujeres is feminine, so the plural with the article would be las mujeres.

Courtesy titles for women in Spanish are señorita and señora.

Little Girl

The boy, the girl, were mine. El chico, la chica, eran míos….

1. niña or nena: This is the most generic for “girl” and it can be use for a baby and teenagers.

1. “Chicos y Chicas”
2. “Niños y Niñas”

Chaval – The Spanish word for “boy” or “kid”.

Mijo is very slangy, it can even be considered an insult in some situations and dialects.

3 Answers. “mija” is Mi hija or Mi hijo. It is a term of endearment. It is a bit like one might say my baby in English.

Spanish-speaking parents, naturally, often use mija when getting the attention of a female child or speaking to them fondly. It has also become a term of endearment among female friends or a female significant other, where it carries the sense of “my girl” or “sweetheart.”

it’s a contraction of “mi hijo” (which literally means “my son”), but it’s a term of endearment or affection for significant others, couples, friends, all that. Don’t take offense!

According to Dictionary, mijo is a Spanish word that is a colloquial way of referring to a friend or child. In English, a mother or father might call their son “buddy” or “chief” in the same way a Mexican or other Latin American mother or father might call their son “mijo” if they are a native speaker of Spanish.