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Qu llevas puesto? Llevo un/una.What are you wearing? I am wearing..

unos pantalones unos pantalones una falda un traje

cortos

una blusa una camisa una camiseta un seter

una sudadera un abrigo un impermeable un vestido

unos guantes una bufanda Un gorro/una gorra un sombrero

unos zapatos/ un traje de bao unos calcetines una corbata

unas botas
tas
In Spanish, a noun can be masculine or feminine, singular or plural. We can tell
by looking at the article.

Also, most nouns that end in o are masculine, and most words that end in a
are feminine, like el chico and la chica

These all mean the These all mean a, an, or some

In Spanish, nouns and adjectives have to agree. We have talked about changing
endings to match boys and girls in class before.

*Some adjectives change endings for masculine/feminine AND singular/plural

Rojo(s)/roja(s)
Anaranjado(s)/anaranjada(s)
Amarillo(s)/amarilla(s)
morado/morada
rosado(s)/rosada(s)
negro(s)/negra(s)
blanco(s)/blanca(s)

*Some adjectives are only singular and plural. You can see that they dont have an o or an a at
the end.

Verde(s)
Azul(es)
Gris(es)
Caf(s)

Lets use blanco as an example. REMEMBER THAT ADJECTIVES COME AFTER THE
NOUN IN SPANISH

Un traje blanco una camisa blanca unos zapatos blancos unas botas blancas

Now verde:

un traje verde una camisa verde unos zapatos verdes unas botas verdes