mucha ropa
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Is it mucha/o ropa?
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updated Feb 25, 2012
posted by sinthu
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It depends if mucho were modifying clothes, as you appear to indicate, or modifying something else. It this first situation that I assume you are asking about:
"Mucha ropa" or perhaps "mucha la ropa" since "la ropa" indicates clothing and is singular but it depends on what you are trying to say. Either way, ropa is a feminine noun, therefore, it takes a feminine adjective. Examples:
Compramos mucha ropa infantil. We bought a lot of baby clothes.
But it could also be "mucho" if mucho were referring to something masculine other than the clothes, i.e.:
Me gusta mucho la ropa. I very much like the clothes.
updated Feb 25, 2012
edited by Xocoyote
posted by Xocoyote
En general, mejor "mucha ropa". "Mucha la ropa" solo se usa en casos específicos, no es muy utilizado: "Es mucha la ropa que tengo que planchar hoy" - Cordobesa, Feb 25, 2012
Gracias Cordobesa! Aprendo algo diferente cada día. - Xocoyote, Feb 25, 2012
