
muebles
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Compramos muebles nuevos para la sala.
A1We bought new furniture for the living room.
ΒΏDΓ³nde vamos a poner todos estos muebles viejos?
A2Where are we going to put all this old furniture?
La tienda tiene muebles de madera muy elegantes.
A2The store has very elegant wooden furniture.
π‘ Grammar Points
Always Plural in Spanish
In Spanish, 'muebles' is always used in the plural form (like 'los muebles'), even though its English translation 'furniture' is often treated as a singular, uncountable concept.
β Common Pitfalls
Using 'Mueble' for the set
Mistake: "Quiero comprar mucho mueble."
Correction: Quiero comprar muchos muebles. ('Muebles' is the correct plural word for the collection of items.)
β Usage Tips
Referring to One Item
If you want to talk about a single piece of furniture, use the singular 'un mueble'. For example, 'una silla es un mueble' (A chair is a piece of furniture).
βοΈ Quick Practice
π‘ Quick Quiz: muebles
Question 1 of 2
Which sentence correctly uses 'muebles'?
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Frequently Asked Questions
If 'muebles' is plural, what is the singular form?
The singular form is 'mueble' (masculine, 'el mueble'). You would use this when referring to one specific item, like a dresser or a sofa.
Why is 'muebles' masculine?
Many nouns in Spanish ending in -e are masculine (like 'el coche' or 'el cine'). 'Mueble' follows this common pattern. Therefore, the plural form 'muebles' is also masculine.