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La vaca / Las vacas
La vaca / Las vacas


◆When the last letter is an í or ú with accent, it is added -es
◆When the last letter is an í or ú with accent, an 'es' is added.


Example:  
Example:  
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El iglú / Los iglúes
El iglú / Los iglúes


◆When the the sustantive ends in  ''(d, l, r, z, …) -''es is also added. The  z transforms in c.
◆When the the sustantive ends in  ''(d, l, r, z, …) -''es is also added. The  z transforms into a 'c'.


Example:   
Example:   

Revision as of 15:08, 10 February 2019

The Plurals

In Spanish language the plurals are determined by feminine (las) and masculine (los) articles. Most of the sustantives have a singular and a plural form.

Example:

El sol / Los soles

El avión / Los aviones

La taza / Las tazas

◆Usually the sustantives that end in vowels (a,e,i,o,u) turn into plurals with an 's' added at the end.

Example:

El amigo / Los amigos

La vaca / Las vacas

◆When the last letter is an í or ú with accent, an 'es' is added.

Example:

El ají / Los ajíes

El iglú / Los iglúes

◆When the the sustantive ends in  (d, l, r, z, …) -es is also added. The z transforms into a 'c'.

Example:

El leñador / Los leñadores

La actriz / Las actrices

◆Thought there are exceptions like :

El cactus / Los cactus

El tórax / Los tórax

◆There are sustantives that exist only as plurals:

Los honorarios, las facciones, las gafas, los víveres.

◆And there are sunstantives that are used only as singular:

La sed, el caos, el este, el oeste.