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Masculine or feminine: Gender in Spanish
In the Spanish language the name makes a difference between masculine and feminine
There are nouns that change gender depending on the final vowel (desinence) and there are nouns that are always masculine or feminine. There are also nouns that are the same for masculine and feminine and are differentiated only by the article. Finally, there are ambiguous nouns, which are neither masculine nor feminine.
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