Question by goodguy083: I'm sending a translated letter home with kids in my first grade class who have Spanish-speaking parents.....
Do I also need to make the masculine and feminine words clear. For example, since there are boys and girls in my class, would I say, "Su niño(a) es fantastico(a)!"
Or could I just say, "Su niño es fantastico!"
Best answer:
Answer by keltillos
You can use the masculine form.
You might also want to consider some reminders, such as "El congreso continento voto por Ingles, no por Espagnol".
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Why not photocopy two examples, one for boys and one for girls? It shows you understand the rules of adjectives in Spanish.
ReplyDeleteAnd don't go getting political with that suggestion about the US congress voting to keep English the national language.
and by the way, it's el Congreso de Estados Unidos, not congreso continento. (continento is not even a real Spanish word).