what is the plural of esposa?

Question

Esposa is a wife. Suppose a man is married twice or three times, how do you express the plural of spouse (esposa)?

Answer 1

It's not a coincidence that if a person has more than one wife, las esposas also means handcuffs.

I didn't know that Eddy lol how bizarre hahaha :) - FELIZ77, Sep 4, 2010

Answer 2

Hello, and welcome to the forum. Like in English, one can often make a plural simply by adding an 'S' in Spanish. This is the case with la esposa. It's las esposas.

Here's a link to how to make plurals in Spanish when it's not as simple as just adding an 'S'.

Update: Ooh, sorry. I should have checked the link before sending you to it. It's not very accurate. I would recommend doing a Google search for another explanation.

Oh, sorry, didn't mean to double post. - MacFadden, Sep 4, 2010

Answer 3

Las esposas

Answer 4

las esposas

Answer 5

I agree with Eddy - trouble

Answer 6

Las mujeres son esposas y el hombre es un bígamo - o, así es en los E.E.U.U. En otras culturas, tal vez no.

Answer 7

las esposas

Answer 8

Here's a link to how to make plurals in Spanish when it's not as simple as just adding an 'S'.

Some of the rules in that page are simply wrong, by the way. They give a list of what they call "exception", and they are actually following the rule perfectly (not their pseudo-rule).