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		<title>Learn Spanish grammar: how to describe masculine nouns &#8211; free Spanish grammar lesson</title>
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In this lesson you can learn how to describe masculine nouns. This is the Lesson 6 grammar from my Spanish Online Course.



This free Spanish video lesson includes plenty of [...]]]></description>
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If you want to hear all the examples in this lesson, you can find them in the free Lesson 2 of my Spanish for beginners course.
1. How to ask people their names, and how to answer the [...]]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[Sadly, most of the Spanish gender rules you find throughout the Internet are unreliable and plagued with exceptions.
A quick search for terms such as &#8220;Spanish gender rules&#8221; gives you a frightening number of sites stating, for instance, that &#8220;nouns ending in &#8216;e&#8217; and nouns ending in a consonant are usually masculine&#8221;. The problem with these [...]]]></description>
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