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23 Jun 2022
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Question about Spanish (Spain)
La flor
El tulipán.
Sentence is
El tulipán es una flor.
The answer is una, so even though tulipán is masculine, we have to follow flor that is feminine ?
La flor
El tulipán.
Sentence is
El tulipán es una flor.
The answer is una, so even though tulipán is masculine, we have to follow flor that is feminine ?
El tulipán.
Sentence is
El tulipán es una flor.
The answer is una, so even though tulipán is masculine, we have to follow flor that is feminine ?
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In this case you have to keep in mind that una refers to flor, which is a feminine noun, therefore you have to use a feminine article such as "una" or "la".
Tulipán is masculine so here you'd use a masculine article or pronoun:
"Mira, un tulipán."
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