Inklingo

스페인어 명사

Spanish nouns (sustantivos) name people, places, things, or ideas. Every Spanish noun has a grammatical gender - either masculine or feminine - which affects the articles and adjectives used with it. Nouns also change form to show number (singular or plural).

주요 특징

Grammatical Gender

All Spanish nouns are either masculine or feminine, even if the object has no biological gender. "El libro" (book) is masculine, "la mesa" (table) is feminine.

Gender Patterns

Nouns ending in -o are usually masculine; those ending in -a are usually feminine. But there are many exceptions to learn.

Plural Formation

Add -s if the noun ends in a vowel, -es if it ends in a consonant. Some nouns have irregular plurals.

Articles Required

Spanish uses articles (el, la, los, las, un, una) more frequently than English does.

시각적 예시

이미지와 오디오 발음이 포함된 시각적 사전에서 이 명사를 탐색하세요.

명사의 종류

Common Nouns

General names for people, places, or things

casa
house
perro
dog
libro
book
ciudad
city

Proper Nouns

Names of specific people or places

María
María
España
Spain
Madrid
Madrid

Abstract Nouns

Names for ideas, qualities, or states

amor
love
felicidad
happiness
tiempo
time

형성 규칙

Most nouns ending in -o are masculine

el librothe book
el gatothe cat (male)

Most nouns ending in -a are feminine

la casathe house
la mesathe table

Add -s for plural (vowel endings) or -es (consonant endings)

libro → librosbook → books
flor → floresflower → flowers

피해야 할 일반적인 실수

Assuming biological gender equals grammatical gender

Gender is grammatical, not logical. "La persona" (person) is feminine even when referring to males.

La persona es un hombre (The person is a man) - "persona" stays feminine

Using wrong article with unexpected genders

Learn common exceptions: "el día" (day), "la mano" (hand), "el problema" (problem).

✗ la problema | ✓ el problema (the problem - masculine!)

Omitting articles where Spanish requires them

Spanish uses articles more than English, especially with abstract nouns and generalizations.

✓ Me gusta el fútbol (I like soccer) - article needed in Spanish

스페인어 명사와 영어의 차이점

No Grammatical Gender

English nouns don't have grammatical gender (except natural gender like actor/actress). This is one of Spanish's biggest challenges for English speakers.

Plural Formation

Both languages add -s for plurals, but Spanish adds -es after consonants, while English has more irregular plurals.

명사 사용을 위한 전문가 팁

💡 Learn nouns with their articles

예시: Always learn "el libro" not just "libro" - this helps you remember the gender

💡 Words ending in -ión, -dad, -tad, -tud are usually feminine

예시: la acción, la ciudad, la libertad, la actitud

모든 스페인어 명사 6572개 찾아보기

CEFR 수준별로 정리된 스페인어 명사 전체 컬렉션을 탐색하세요. 상세한 정의, 사용 예시 및 발음 가이드를 보려면 단어를 클릭하세요.

계속 학습하기