Q. Is Las mochilas singular or plural?
The plural form of mochila is mochilas.
Q. What is mochila in plural form?
Noun. mochila (plural mochilas)
Q. Is it la mochila or El mochila?
Spanish Vocabulary In Spanish, a backpack is la mochila.
Q. What is mochila Spanish?
noun. backpack [noun] a bag that walkers, people who go on trips, or students carry on their backs; rucksack.
Q. Is Reloj masculine or feminine?
The word reloj is masculine so the article must also be masculine to match it this is called gender agreement /agreement of gender!
Q. Is Pizarra feminine or masculine?
| Gender of Nouns and Articles | ||
|---|---|---|
| Examples | el escritorio los escritorios | la pizarra las pizarras |
| Indefinite | Masculine | Feminine |
| Singular | un | una |
| Plural | unos | unas |
Q. Is Casa feminine or masculine?
E.g. Mundo (world), Trabajo (job), Perro (dog) are all masculine, and Casa (house), Palabra (word), Hora (hour) are all feminine. We use the article El for a masculine noun, and La for a feminine noun.
Q. Is Plumas masculine or feminine?
In Spanish, pluma is feminine, while bolígrafo is masculine. These two words follow the general trend of words ending in the letter ”a” being…
Q. Is Lapiz masculine or feminine?
Lápiz is gendered masculine in Spansh, so the definite article is el and the indefinite article is un.
Q. What goes in front of Lapiz?
1 Answer. un lápiz. It’s a masculine noun, so it takes “un”. “An” and “a” are English, so they won’t work as articles for Spanish nouns.
Q. Are Spanish words ending in Z feminine?
Nouns that end in in d, z, or -ión are also feminine.
Q. What is the plural of Borrador?
B. 3 Gender and Number of Nouns
| Singular | Plural |
|---|---|
| el borrador | los borradores |
| el profesor | los profesores |
| la pared | las paredes |
Q. What is the plural of japones?
plural of japonés. japoneses [m/pl]
Q. What is the plural of casa?
For example, “casa” (“house”) is a singular noun, while “casas” (“houses”) is a plural noun.
Q. What is the plural of perro?
perros
Q. Is Casa Italian or Spanish?
Old Spanish From Latin casa (“cottage”).
Q. What is the plural of un autobus?
Strangely enough, most plurals in Spanish are very similar to English. So, ‘Autobús’ becomes ‘Autobuses’.
