
habitaciones
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📝 In Action
¿Cuántas habitaciones tiene este apartamento?
A1How many rooms does this apartment have?
Reservamos dos habitaciones individuales en el hotel.
A2We reserved two single rooms at the hotel.
Las habitaciones del piso de arriba son muy luminosas.
A2The rooms on the top floor are very bright.
💡 Grammar Points
Feminine Plural
'Habitaciones' is the plural form of the feminine noun 'habitación'. Remember that any words describing it (like 'las' or adjectives) must also be feminine and plural (e.g., 'las habitaciones grandes').
Room vs. Space
Use 'habitaciones' for a defined, enclosed area (like a bedroom). Use 'espacio' or 'sitio' when talking about general physical room or space.
❌ Common Pitfalls
Incorrect Gender Match
Mistake: "Los habitaciones son caras."
Correction: Las habitaciones son caras. ('Habitaciones' is feminine, so use 'las' and 'caras'.)
⭐ Usage Tips
Hotel Context
When checking into a hotel, you will almost always hear this word. Practice asking, '¿Tienen habitaciones disponibles?' (Do you have available rooms?)
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: habitaciones
Question 1 of 2
Which sentence correctly uses 'habitaciones'?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'habitaciones' only used for bedrooms?
No. While it often refers to bedrooms, especially in hotels, it is a general term for any enclosed room in a building (e.g., 'habitaciones de la casa' means 'rooms of the house'). For just bedrooms, you might also hear 'dormitorios'.
How do I ask for a room with two beds?
You would ask for 'una habitación doble' (a double room) or 'una habitación con dos camas' (a room with two beds). Note that you use the singular 'habitación' when asking for one room.