Originally Posted by VivaPalestina

La familia de Felipe es grande. Su madre se llama Sofia y su padre Juan Carlos. Felipe tiene dos hermanas; Elena y Cristina. El marido de Elena se llama Jaime. Elena y Jaime tienen dos hijos. Su hijo mayo se llama Froilan y su hija pequena Victoria.

Cristina tambien esta casada. Cristina es la mujer de Inaki. Inaki y Cristina tienen tres hijos. Su hijo mayor se llama Juan, el segundo Pablo y el pequeno Miguel. Froilan y Juan son nietos de Sofia y Juan Carlos, asi que Sofia y Juan Carlos son los abuelos de Froilan y Juan. Felipe quiere mucho a sus sobrinos, los hijos de Elena y Cristina. Ademas, Felipe es el tio favorito de Frolian y Juan.

Guess who's back? Help por favor?

1. Froilan es --- del rey.
2. La infanta Elena es la infante? de Jaime.
3. Froilan y Juan son nietos
4. Cristina es la mujer de Inaki
5. El rey es --- de Froilan y Juan.
6. La reina Sofia es madre de Cristina y Elena.
7. Juan, el hijo de Cristina e Inaki, es sobrino de Elena.
8. Cristine e Inaki son mujer y marido
9. El principe Felipe es hermano de Cristina y tio de Froilan y Juan.
10. Los reyes de Espana son --- de Froilan y Juan

What does del rey/el rey mean?

Originally Posted by VivaPalestina

Guess who's back? Help por favor?

1. Froilan es nieto del rey.
2. La infanta Elena es la ex-mujer de Jaime.
3. Froilan y Juan son primos
4. Cristina es la mujer de Inaki
5. El rey es el abuelo de Froilan y Juan.
6. La reina Sofia es madre de Cristina y Elena.
7. Juan, el hijo de Cristina e Inaki, es sobrino de Elena.
8. Cristine e Inaki son mujer y marido
9. El principe Felipe es hermano de Cristina y tio de Froilan y Juan.
10. Los reyes de Espana son abuelos de Froilan y Juan

What does del rey/el rey mean?

del rey (of the king)/ el rey (the king)

Wait...Elenor left Jaime??

ok viva the next test is ready but are you ready? the plural form of nouns I will post it later it's just an advice to you to be ready

Viva: something about your test at the top...

Radio is feminine, I think... Isn't it "la radio"? (Natives plz verify this )

I know there are some words whose gender varies with the dialect (piyama is an example... You can say both "el piyama" and "la piyama", depending on your country of origin).

well as far as I know the same happens with radio, I've heard people saying el radio and la radio also with tv, el televisor and la television, el refrigerador, la refrigeradora and so on.

Originally Posted by dragonfly93

Viva: something about your test at the top...

Radio is feminine, I think... Isn't it "la radio"? (Natives plz verify this )

I know there are some words whose gender varies with the dialect (piyama is an example... You can say both "el piyama" and "la piyama", depending on your country of origin).

it is pijama

Ok before you take the test you should remember this about the plural form of nouns.

If a noun ends in a vowel, make it plural by adding -s.

libro: libros
(libro + s)
pluma: plumas
(pluma + s)

The definite articles (el, la) also change in the plural form. They become "los" and "las."

el libro: los libros

la pluma: las plumas

If a noun ends in a consonant, make it plural by adding -es.

el borrador: los borradores
(borrador + es)
la universidad: las universidades
(universidad + es)

If a noun ends in -ión, add -es and drop the written accent.

la conversación: las conversaciones

la sección: las secciones

If a noun ends in -z, add -es and change the z to c.

el lápiz: los lápices

la voz: las voces

When the plural refers to two or more nouns of different genders, the masculine plural is used.

2 perros + 6 perras = 8 perros (not perras)
1 gato + 8 gatas = 9 gatos (not gatas)

A few nouns are "compound nouns," that is, they are formed by combining two words into one.

(Example: abre + latas = abrelatas / open + cans = can opener)

These compound nouns are always masculine, and the plural is formed by changing the "el" to "los."

el abrelatas
los abrelatas

el paraguas
los paraguas

and now the test VIVA I HOPE YOU ARE READY

Choose the correct plural form.

1. el libro

los libroes
los libros

2. el lápiz

los lápices
los lápizes

3. la universidad

las universidads
las universidades

4. la secretaria

la secretarias
las secretarias

5. el mapa

el mapas
los mapas

6. la conversación

las conversaciones
las conversaciónes

7. la habitación

las habitaciónes
las habitaciones

True or false?

8. If a noun ends in -o, make it plural by adding -s.

true
false

9. If a noun ends in -ión, make it plural by simply adding -es.

true
false

10. If a noun ends in -a, make it plural by adding -s.

true
false

11. If a noun ends in -ión, make it plural by adding -es and dropping the written accent.

true
false

12. To form the plural of nouns that end in a vowel, add -s.

true
false

13. If a noun ends in a consonant, make it plural by adding -es.

true
false

14. If a noun ends in -z, make it plural by changing the z to c, and adding -es.

true
false

Originally Posted by Erito

and now the test VIVA I HOPE YOU ARE READY

Always

Originally Posted by Erito

1. el libro

los libroes
los libros

los libros

Originally Posted by Erito

2. el lápiz

los lápices
los lápizes

los lápices

Originally Posted by Erito

3. la universidad

las universidads
las universidades

las universidades?

Originally Posted by Erito

4. la secretaria

la secretarias
las secretarias

las secretarias

Originally Posted by Erito

5. el mapa

el mapas
los mapas

los mapas

Originally Posted by Erito

6. la conversación

las conversaciones
las conversaciónes

las conversaciones

Originally Posted by Erito

7. la habitación

las habitaciónes
las habitaciones

las habitaciones

Originally Posted by Erito

True or false?

8. If a noun ends in -o, make it plural by adding -s.

true
false

true!

Originally Posted by Erito

9. If a noun ends in -ión, make it plural by simply adding -es.

true
false

false! you have to take away the accent too

Originally Posted by Erito

10. If a noun ends in -a, make it plural by adding -s.

true
false

True

Originally Posted by Erito

11. If a noun ends in -ión, make it plural by adding -es and dropping the written accent.

true
false

siii true

Originally Posted by Erito

12. To form the plural of nouns that end in a vowel, add -s.

true
false

True!

Originally Posted by Erito

13. If a noun ends in a consonant, make it plural by adding -es.

true
false

true!

Originally Posted by Erito

14. If a noun ends in -z, make it plural by changing the z to c, and adding -es.

true
false

True!
Citlalli told me I cannot say nosotros somos pezs rojos, and jaaa it was on my facebook dont ask

Nice progress Viva!! Keep it up Erito

all these tests lol are teaching me stuff so yes carry on

Hey guys!!
How to say "You're so sweet just as always!"

Looool guess Ahmed is not the only one hiding behind the sidelines then

Thank you guys for your help

Originally Posted by LoOlya

Hey guys!!
How to say "You're so sweet just as always!"

You are = Tu eres

Originally Posted by VivaPalestina

You are = Tu eres

Hey ya espaniiye sho mshan ba2i el jumle ? what about the rest ?

Originally Posted by LoOlya

Hey ya espaniiye sho mshan ba2i el jumle ? what about the rest ? D

shayfe? 3abqariyet zamani well I know sweet = dulce, so maybe tu eres dulce and always is siempre

Ya salam the spanish will kick me for butchering their language but here's my try

tu eres dulce como siempre

Good job, Viva

I'm not sure if it's eres or estás, though, because convention dictates that it's eres, but if you're comparing to time, is it a "temporary condition" so should use estás?

...Never mind, it says "as always"; I believe Noor is correct here

so is tan, although it's not really necessary

Wait no...Viva got it right?!

Jajaja lolo shayfe? A7la espaniye

Haha, yeah, you're progressing mahdoome!