Usage examples of "Nouns" in English with translation to Spanish

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Nouns in Latin have five declensions. Los sustantivos en latín tienen cinco declinaciones.

Of the remaining words on the list, five are nouns. De las palabras que quedan en la lista, cinco son sustantivos.

In Esperanto, nouns end in "o". The plural is formed by adding a "j". En esperanto, los sustantivos acaban en "o". El plural se forma añadiendo una "j".

Alex seemed to learn nouns such as "paper," "key" and "cork," and color names such as "red," "green" and "yellow." Alex parecía aprender sustantivos tales como "papel", "llave" y "corcho", y colores tales como "rojo", "verde" y "amarillo".

This particle turns a noun into a verb. Esta partícula transforma al sustantivo en un verbo.

In dictionaries, "m.n." is abbreviation for masculine noun. En los diccionarios, "s.m." es la abreviación de sustantivo masculino.

Every noun in Portuguese is either masculine or feminine. Cada sustantivo en portugués es ya sea masculino o femenino.

"Happiness" is not a countable noun. It would make no sense to have 18 happinesses. "Felicidad" es un sustantivo incontable. No tendría sentido tener 18 felicidades.

Perhaps the only adjective in the English language that can follow the noun it modifies is "unknown". Quizás el único adjetivo de la lengua inglesa que puede ir delante del sustantivo que modifica es "desconocido".

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