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    Masculine nouns in Spanish typically end in the vowel "o" in their singular form, such as "carro," "amigo," and "dinero." Masculine nouns can also end in the consonants -n, -r, and -l, like "corazon," "color," and "alcohol." The gender of Spanish nouns can generally be determined by observing the ending of the word in its singular form.

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    Masculine nouns in Spanish typically end in the vowel "o" in their singular form, such as "carro," "amigo," and "dinero." Masculine nouns can also end in the consonants -n, -r, and -l, like "corazon," "color," and "alcohol." The gender of Spanish nouns can generally be determined by observing the ending of the word in its singular form.

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    Masculine nouns in Spanish typically end in the vowel "o" in their singular form, such as "carro," "amigo," and "dinero." Masculine nouns can also end in the consonants -n, -r, and -l, like "corazon," "color," and "alcohol." The gender of Spanish nouns can generally be determined by observing the ending of the word in its singular form.

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    GENDER OF NOUNS IN SPANISH

    Masculine Nouns in Spanish

    We can determine the gender of the nouns in spanish by observing how the ending is written. Most of
    the times masculine nouns in spanish ends in to vowel “o” in their singular form such is the case of
    words like:

     Carro (car)
     Amigo (friend)
     Dinero (money)

    In spanish, masculine nouns ending in the consonants includes –n, -r, and –l.

    Corazon (heart)

    Color (color)

    Alcohol

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