My dictionary says 'hran' is only before masculine nouns, but you say m&f. Is there a difference in dialects? Got it wrong using dictionary.
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Bonnie Y.Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor
My dictionary says 'hran' is only before masculine nouns, but you say m&f. Is there a difference in dialects? Got it wrong using dictionary.
Dictionary is Webster's New Spanish Dictionary with Latin American Spanish.
This question relates to:Spanish lesson "Bueno, malo, grande become buen, mal, gran before a noun (apócope)"
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InmaNative Spanish expert teacher in Kwiziq
Hola Bonnie
"Gran" can be placed before a masculine or feminine noun, for example "un gran hombre" or "una gran mujer". It is different to other short forms like "buen" where you can only place it befor a masculine noun, not a feminine noun, for example "un buen hombre" but "una buena mujer".
Saludos
Bonnie Y. asked:
My dictionary says 'hran' is only before masculine nouns, but you say m&f. Is there a difference in dialects? Got it wrong using dictionary.
Dictionary is Webster's New Spanish Dictionary with Latin American Spanish.
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