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Compré doce rosas rojas para mi madre.
A1I bought twelve red roses for my mother.
Las rosas en el jardín huelen maravillosamente.
A2The roses in the garden smell wonderfully.
💡 Grammar Points
Plural Noun Formation
This word is the plural form of 'rosa' (rose). In Spanish, to make a noun plural, you usually just add an 's' if it ends in a vowel, like here.
⭐ Usage Tips
Gender Reminder
Remember that 'rosa' is a feminine word, so you must use feminine articles and adjectives with it (e.g., 'Las rosas bonitas').
✏️ Quick Practice
💡 Quick Quiz: rosas
Question 1 of 2
Which sentence uses 'rosas' as a description of color?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is 'rosas' always used for the color pink?
Yes, 'rosa' is the color pink. When describing multiple feminine items (like 'camisetas' or 'flores'), we use the plural form 'rosas'.
How can I tell the difference between the flower 'rosas' and the verb 'rosas'?
Context is key! If the word is preceded by a noun article (like 'las'), it is the flower/color. If it follows a subject pronoun (like 'Tú') or acts as the main action in a sentence, it is the verb 'to graze'.