How to Say "of spain" in Spanish
The most common Spanish word for “of spain” is “español” — use 'español' when referring to something that is 'of Spain' and the noun it modifies is masculine (e.g., 'el idioma español' - the Spanish language).
Use 'español' when referring to something that is 'of Spain' and the noun it modifies is masculine (e.g., 'el idioma español' - the Spanish language).
Learn more →Use 'española' when referring to something that is 'of Spain' and the noun it modifies is feminine (e.g., 'la comida española' - Spanish food).
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Examples
El vino español es famoso en todo el mundo.
Spanish wine is famous all over the world.
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Examples
La arquitectura española tiene influencias moriscas.
Spanish architecture has Moorish influences.
Masculine vs. Feminine Agreement
The most common mistake is forgetting that Spanish adjectives must agree in gender with the noun they describe. 'Español' is used for masculine nouns, and 'española' is used for feminine nouns. Always check the gender of the noun before choosing the adjective.
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