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Mi equipo favorito ganó la liga el año pasado.
A2My favorite team won the league last year.
Los tres países formaron una liga defensiva.
B1The three countries formed a defensive alliance.
💡 Grammar Points
Gender Reminder
Even though 'liga' ends in -a, remember it refers to a group or organization, acting as a simple feminine noun.
⭐ Usage Tips
Sports Talk
When talking about professional sports, 'la liga' often refers specifically to the top division in that country (e.g., La Liga in Spain for soccer).
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: liga
Question 1 of 1
Which sentence uses 'liga' to mean a physical object?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'liga' always feminine?
Yes, regardless of whether you are referring to the sports organization, the rubber band, or the alloy, 'liga' is always a feminine noun, requiring 'la liga'.
How do I know if 'liga' means 'flirts' or 'connects'?
Context is key! If you are talking about people at a social event, it usually means 'flirts' or 'hooks up.' If you are talking about ingredients, materials, or abstract ideas, it means 'connects' or 'binds.'