I need a list of different spanish nouns

Question

lots of nouns - some ending with consonants, vowels, 'z', -ción and compound nouns please help

Answer 1

I think you should start with A of a Spanish/English dictionary and just start going through it until you find what you need. You also learn a lot of vocabulary at the same time.

Most good dictionarys tell you whether the word you are looking at is a noun, pronoun, adjective verb etc. and also if the noun is masculine or feminine.

Good luck!

Ah, an answer that actually relates to the question/request. - samdie, Oct 10, 2010

Yes - I have had answers that have had no bearing whatsoever to the question asked, and I´m sure it´s not a language problem - just someone not reading the question correctly! - caza, Oct 11, 2010

Answer 2

Under the "more" menu you will find "conjugation."

Type in one letter and see what shows up.

You will find lots of verbs here. Knock yourself out.

But you won't find any nouns. - samdie, Oct 10, 2010

Well said! - caza, Oct 11, 2010

Answer 3

There's a book - "501 Spanish Verbs". Probably pretty easy to find second hand or on amazon. It has all the conjugations and the meaning along with the verb.

And this helps how, with nouns? - samdie, Oct 10, 2010

Answer 4

Try going to the flashcard section and typing in the word " nouns" in the search box. You should find plenty of nouns.