Spanish demonstrative nouns
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What are demonstrative nouns?
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updated Jan 27, 2013
edited by rac1
posted by yamisha829
I have edited your post for proper capitalization and punctuation. - rac1, Jan 27, 2013
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Interesting question. The only source on the web I find for "demonstrative nouns" uses the term for nouns that can be preceded by a demonstrative adjective. See http://sswl.railsplayground.net/browse/properties/453. In this sense, Spanish certainly allows demonstrative nouns - almost any common noun can be preceded by este (-a, -os, -as), or ese (-a, -os, -as), or aquel (-las, -los, -las).
Esta pregunta me parece muy interesante.
updated Jan 27, 2013
posted by rickharned
I have never heard of a demonstrative noun, just a demonstrative prounoun or adjective. - 0095ca4c, Jan 27, 2013
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Hello, welcome to the forum!
Have a look at this link. Demonstrative pronouns
updated Jan 27, 2013
posted by rac1
Sí. Much more common, and possibly what he meant - but I´m pretty literal, and was curious myself. - rickharned, Jan 27, 2013
