Spanish 1: A Strict Binary
All nouns in Spanish are either masculine or feminine. Usually, nouns ending in 'o' are masculine and those ending in 'a' are feminine. El (the) and un (a) are used for masculine nouns, whereas la and una are used for feminine ones. Accent marks in Spanish are usually used to denote what syllable/ letter should bear most stress. They're also used to distinguish between homophones. It's usually possible to omit the pronoun as conjugation usually indicates who does what. Vocabulary: 1 una manzana apple 2 un diario newspaper 3 el, la the 4 un, una a/ an 5 Tu You singular 6 Usted You plural 7 Vos You singular informal in some places. 8 Comer to eat 9 hombre man 10 la mujer woman 11 yo i 12 nino boy 13 nina girl 14 él he/ him 15 ella her/ she 16 el agua water 17 el pan bread 18 Beber to drink 19 la leche milk 20 de from 21 Espana Spain 22 México Mexico 23 Me llamo My name is 24 Como es mi...