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Boas festas

Feminine or masculine? Tick the options with the correct gender agreement.

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When -a Doesn’t Mean Feminine in Portuguese

When -a Doesn’t Mean Feminine in Portuguese

This lesson focuses on a group of words that don’t follow the usual gender pattern in Portuguese. These are words ending in “a” that are masculine. We’ll see when this happens and how to understand it.

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Masculine Words Ending in "a" in Portuguese

Masculine Words Ending in “a” in Portuguese

In Portuguese, nouns that end in ‘a’ are usually feminine. Words like mesa (table) or perna (leg) follow a stable and predictable pattern. However, there are exceptions—some…

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Lesson #59 From Masculine to Feminine - Portuguesepedia

Portuguese Noun Gender: Tips & Patterns

Understanding how Portuguese nouns change from masculine to feminine (and vice versa) starts with recognizing the spelling cues built into the language.

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Lesson #55 Gender of nouns - Portuguesepedia

Gender in Portuguese

Whether a noun is masculine or feminine in Portuguese determines how surrounding words like adjectives and pronouns must agree.

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Understanding Portuguese Word Gender

Portuguese Word Gender and Agreement

In Portuguese, as in other Romance languages, nouns are classified by gender—either masculine or feminine. However, this gender classification extends beyond nouns to adjectives, pronouns, and articles,…