Why is good night spelled with an a in buenas noches instead on with an o in buenos dias?
As I was reviewing over the greetings I noticed that the good in good night and good morning/good day is spelled differently for each other. I was wondering why is is that way. This is not much of a translate for me type of question but it is grammar.
Why is good night spelled with an a in buenas noches instead on with an o in buenos dias?
2 Answers
Hola, Horselover! Good question.
That is because "noches" is a feminine plural noun, so therefore, the feminine plural adjective is needed.
As for "días", that is a masculine plural noun, so the adjective modifying it must correspond in gender and number, hence buenos.
I hope I've helped
Because it's la noche (feminine) and el día (masculine).
The adjective (bueno, -a) has to be in agreement with the noun.
You have to use bueno with a masculine noun and buena with a feminine one.