Feminine/masculine singular/plural

Question

Excuses me guys, I met a problem, cos I am studying Spanish right now.

Could you list the Feminine/masculine singular/plural for me? For instance, I know that bienvenido is for masculine, bienvenida is for feminine. So is that means letter 'a' is for female, 'o' is for male? Is that an compulsory grammar? And how about the singular and plural.

Thank you guys!!!

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Answer 1

Hello, Abraham.

Are you asking specifically about bienvenido (masculine singular), bienvenida (feminine singular), bienvenidos (masculine plural), and bienvenidas (feminine plural)? Or is this a more general question? If it's a more general question, please read this and post again if you need clarification.

Most masculine nouns end in o (os for plural), and most feminine in a (as for plural). And most adjectives match (libro rojo, casas antiguas). But there are many, many exceptions.

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Great answer as usual. - Jubilado, Jul 3, 2016

Yes yes! It is about what kind of letter means Feminine, masculine, singular and plural at the end. Thank so much to give me such helpful suggestion！！！ - abraham72, Jul 4, 2016

We are happy to help. Thank you for completing your profile. - jtaniel, Jul 4, 2016