"Cada" is an adjective that doesn't have to match gender.
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"Cada" is an adjective that doesn't have to match gender. Does anyone have any insights as to why?
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updated Oct 21, 2014
posted by lkelly
I tried a quick online search but couldn't find anything definite. I think it may be the only totally invariable adjective in Spanish. The answer that Jorgegrau gave seems vague at best. - Jubilado, Oct 21, 2014
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There are many adjectives that don't have to match the gender of the noun they modify because they are invariable.
Most of them end in -a, -e or a consonant:
e.g.: cada, naranja, verde, grande, azul, débil...
updated Oct 21, 2014
posted by Jorgegrau
Please fill out your profile so people know more about someone who's giving Spanish language advise on the forum. - Jubilado, Oct 21, 2014
"... they are invariable." Thank you, that's what I was looking for. - lkelly, Oct 21, 2014
