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¡Hay un oso en la cocina!
Hay can mean there is or there are.
Gender
You've probably noticed by now that nouns ending in o are usually masculine, and nouns ending in a are usually feminine. But what about other noun endings? Luckily, you don’t have to guess! Most nouns are still predictable based on their word endings.
| el | hospital tenedor |
|---|---|
| la | pared habitación televisión costumbre luz |
Keep in mind that languages and days of the week are always masculine.
| Languages | el español el inglés |
|---|---|
| Days of the Week | el lunes el sábado |
“Ese” vs. “Esa”?
Remember that in Spanish, words like that change depending on the gender and number of the noun.
| ese baño that bathroom |
esa silla that chair |
|---|---|
| esos dormitorios those bedrooms |
esas camas those beds |