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How to Say "fowls" in Spanish

The Spanish word for “fowls” is “pájaros” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.

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less common, sometimes used in older or literary contexts
A simple illustration showing three brightly colored songbirds perched close together on a brown tree branch.

Examples

Por la mañana, siempre escucho a los pájaros cantar.

In the morning, I always hear the birds singing.

Hay muchos pájaros de colores en el parque central.

There are many colorful birds in the central park.

Los pájaros construyen sus nidos en primavera.

Birds build their nests in the spring.

Plural Form

'Pájaros' is the plural form of the singular masculine noun 'pájaro' (bird). Since the singular form ends in a vowel ('o'), you only need to add an '-s' to make it plural.

Confusing Gender

Mistake: “La pájaros”

Correction: Los pájaros. 'Pájaro' is always a masculine noun, so you must use the masculine article 'los' when it's plural.

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