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Q
El coche
A
Car
1
Q
La casa
A
House
2
Q
La lección
A
Lesson
3
Q
La libertad
A
Liberty
4
Q
El libro
A
Book
5
Q
La madre
A
Mother
6
Q
El padre
A
Father
7
Q
La mesa
A
Table
8
Q
El momento
A
Moment
9
Q
El papel
A
Paper
10
Q
El pueblo
A
Town
11
Q
La silla
A
Chair
12
Q
El tren
A
Train
13
Q
If a noun (or adjective) ends with the letter “z,” the “z” must…
A
The “z” must become “c” when in the plural form.
14
Q
Capaz
A
Capable
15
Q
El juez
A
Judge
16
Q
El lápiz
A
Pencil
17
Q
La nuez
A
Nut
18
Q
El pez
A
Fish
19
Q
The endings “-ito” and “-ita” can be used with most nouns… this ending may signal affection or diminutive size.
A
Examples: Juan → Juanito (Johnny) Perro → perrito (little dog) Casa → casita (little house) Ana → Anita (Annie)
