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How does Spanish work?

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it backwards. some words are mascasline always.

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updated Oct 3, 2009
posted by quiwee

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Spanish is not 'backwards', English is, assuming you're talking about the use of adjectives, pronouns and such. If you compare French, Spanish and Italian, you'll see that English is the oddball wink

There are rules in every language, and in every language there are exceptions to those rules, so yes, some words are always masculine, just as some are always feminine.

How does Spanish work? I would recommend that you at least start working through the lessons on this site. It won't cost you anything and you'll get an idea of 'how Spanish works'.

updated Oct 3, 2009
posted by Jack-OBrien
If you compare English - Dutch - Danish - Swedish - Norwegian, you'lll see that Spanish is the odd ball - Just joking. lol - ian-hill, Oct 3, 2009
If you compare Sam, Bill, Joe and me, you'll see that I'm the odd ball :~) - Jack-OBrien, Oct 3, 2009
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I couldn't agree more with Jack. Explore and learn. I wish lazarus was around still. We have some great people on here but his straightforward answers...I miss them. smile

updated Oct 3, 2009
posted by Jason7R
I wish the same Jason. - ian-hill, Oct 3, 2009