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Vocabulary and rule flashcards covering Spanish noun genders, pluralization rules, exceptions, and specific vocabulary items from the practice activities.
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Plural Rule A (Vowel Ending)
Nouns ending in a vowel form their plural by adding -s (e.g., el chico -> los chicos, la maleta -> las maletas, el video -> los videos).
Plural Rule B (Consonant Ending)
Nouns ending in a consonant form their plural by adding -es (e.g., el profesor -> los profesores, la nacionalidad -> las nacionalidades).
Plural Rule C (Z Ending)
Nouns ending in -z form their plural by changing the -z to -ces (e.g., el lápiz -> los lápices).
Plural Rule D (Accented Ending)
Nouns with an accent on the final syllable drop the accent mark and add -es to form the plural (e.g., la lección -> las lecciones, el autobús -> los autobuses, la conversación -> las conversaciones).
Mixed-Gender Plural Rule
A group containing even one male uses the masculine plural form (e.g., 1 pasajero + 2 pasajeras = 3 pasajeros; 2 profesoras + 1 profesor = 3 profesores).
El mapa
Masculine noun exception ending in -a, meaning 'the map' (plural: los mapas).
El día
Masculine noun exception ending in -a, meaning 'the day' (plural: los días).
La mano
Feminine noun exception ending in -o, meaning 'the hand' (plural: las manos).
Masculine Nouns Ending in -ma
Nouns ending in -ma, such as el problema and el tema, take the masculine article 'el'.
Feminine Nouns Ending in -ción, -sión, and -dad
Nouns ending in -ción, -sión, or -dad take the feminine article 'la' (e.g., la administración, la decisión, la ciudad, la comunidad).
Dual-Gender Nouns (el/la)
Nouns whose spelling remains identical for both masculine and feminine, changing only the article (e.g., el/la estudiante, el/la turista).
El joven / Los jóvenes
Noun meaning 'the young person'; adds an accent mark in the plural form (los jóvenes / las jóvenes) to preserve correct stress.
El cuaderno
Masculine noun meaning 'the notebook' (plural: los cuadernos).
La mochila
Feminine noun meaning 'the backpack' (plural: las mochilas).
El diccionario
Masculine noun meaning 'the dictionary' (plural: los diccionarios).