Masculine and feminine noun?
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If every adjective could be either masculine or feminine like cansado cansada enojado enojada
then what about feliz(happy), triste(sad) I don't know how to change those because those dont end in either 'a' or 'o'
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updated JUL 14, 2010
posted by KaylaMeow
Please help me :( - KaylaMeow, JUL 14, 2010
3 Answers
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Adjectives like feliz and triste are "neuter" and don't need to be changed according to gender. They are fine as they are. However, number is still important:
Mi mamá está feliz.
Mi papá está feliz.
Los dos están felices.
updated JUL 15, 2010
posted by maripositaxx
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That's because these are invariable.
updated JUL 14, 2010
edited by Eddy
posted by Eddy
I agree. Neuter is not the correct "adjective". I often see invariant. - 0074b507, JUL 14, 2010
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I'm not 100% positive (someone please correct me if I'm wrong), but I think for neuter adjectives you just leave them as they are. There is no change necessary because there is nothing to change. 
updated JUL 14, 2010
posted by megan5
Sorry but how can I know what word is a neutar adjective? - KaylaMeow, JUL 14, 2010
A neuter adjective means that it's neither masculine nor femenine. It doesn't have to change. - KevinB, JUL 14, 2010
Sorry for not clarifying. I thought about it, and then just didn't. - megan5, JUL 14, 2010
