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The noun. Beginner level

INTRODUCTION

In this unit we’ll talk about the sustantivo (the noun). It’s also sometimes referred to as the nombre. We’ll dedicate a section to explaining in simple terms the gender and number of the noun and its accompanying article. The goal in this first unit is to give you a general view of the noun in Spanish.

CONTENTS

1. The noun | 2. Gender of the noun | 3. Number

THE NOUN (SUSTANTIVO)

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Speaking Spanish... 10 Not Necessarily Easy, but Definitely Effective Steps When Studying in Spain

1. Practice with locals

From day one, practice what you've learned without feeling it has to be perfect. Get over your embarrassment, accept that you have an accent and practice Spanish every chance you get.

As you get used to at least making an attempt to communicate with others you'll gain in confidence and improve much quicker than if you keep your Spanish to the classroom.

2. Check out the Spanish media

Read Spanish newspapers, watch Spanish TV, watch Spanish movies. Spanish television is still not the greatest, but Spanish films are getting better and are a good way to get your ear used to the language.

3. Mingle