Sustantivos, articulos, y adjetivos

1
Sustantivos, articulos, y
adjetivos

• Matching nouns with their articles and
  adjectives.

2
Masculino vs. Femenino

• All Spanish nouns are either masculine or
  feminine. This has nothing to do with the object
  itself and must be memorized.
• Most nouns ending in o are masculine.
• Most nouns ending in a are feminine.
• The definite article before the word matches the
  gender of the word.
• El masculine, singular (el libro)
• La feminine, singular (la camisa)
• Los masculine, plural (los libros)
• Las feminine, plural (las camisas)

3
Indefinite articles

• To say a or some in Spanish you use the
  indefinite articles below.
• Un one/amasc., sing. Un libro
• Una one/afem., sing. Una camisa
• Unos somemasc., plural Unos libros
• Unas somefem., plural Unas camisas

4
Adjective agreement

• Adjectives must agree with the nouns they follow
  or modify. Adjectives that end in o have four
  forms.
• El amigo sincero
• La amiga sincera
• Los amigos sinceros
• Las amigas sinceras
• P.S.

5
Different endings

• Adjectives that end in e or in a consonant have
  only two forms singular and plural. They dont
  change from masculine to feminine.
• El curso interesante los cursos interesantes
• La clase interesante las clases interesantes
• El curso dificil los cursos dificiles
• La clase dificil las clases dificiles