La Palabra Del Dia: "azúcar"
azúcar ( ah-soo'-kahr )
noun ( sugar )
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Guidelines:
Write sentences at least 5 words long, but don't write a paragraph either. Write your Spanish sentence, but include the English translation as well. Make the corrections suggested by other users and moderators in the comments section (try not to use personal pronouns unless absolutely necessary). Use your own words! (Don't use a translator, copy from a book, use song lyrics, etc.) Please keep political, religious or personal statements to a minimum. This is a practice game.
Examples:
1. Una dieta saludable no debe incluir mucha azúcar.
A healthy diet shouldn't include too much sugar.
2. La receta requiere una taza de azúcar en polvo.
The recipe calls for one cup of powdered sugar.
Notes:
As you can see in the first example above, "azúcar" can function as both a masculine or feminine noun. Though it frequently appears with a masculine article, you'll also see it often with feminine adjectives.
18 Answers
The original sentence should be "mucho azúcar" since it's masculine.
Azúcar para mi dulce, azúcar para mi miel.
Sugar for my sweet, sugar for my honey.
Juan: ¿Pasame el pastelito?
Inez: decir por favor.
Juan: linda por favor, con azúcar de arriba. (siendo sarcástico) 
Juan: Pass me the cupcake?
Agnes: Say please.
Juan: Pretty please, with sugar on top. (He said sarcastically)
