Question

In Spanish, nouns are either masculine or feminine. Which statement accurately describes the gender of nouns in Spanish? A) Nouns in Spanish do not have gender. B) All nouns ending in -a are masculine, and all nouns ending in -o are feminine. C) Nouns ending in -a are generally feminine, and nouns ending in -o are generally masculine. D) The gender of nouns in Spanish is determined by their size and shape.

Answer 1

It's C! Take Nina and Nino for example. Nina means girl, Nino means boy. Abuela meaning grandma, Abeulo meaning grandpa.