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Gender- Plurality. All nouns in Spanish have a gender. Feminine nouns have the following endings: a as tad (-ty) dad (-ty) tud (-ude) umbre ción (-tion) - ppt download
The interpretation of Spanish masculine plural NPs: Are they perceived as uniformly masculine or as a mixture of masculine and feminine? | Applied Psycholinguistics | Cambridge Core
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