Peleones vs Peleonas

Hola Jon P.

The reason the correct answer is "peleonas" and not "peleones" has to do with agreement in gender and number.

In the sentence "¡Qué ______ sois vosotras dos!", the word “vosotras” refers to two females, so any adjective that describes them must be feminine plural.

• "Peleón" is the masculine singular form.

• Its feminine singular is "peleona", and the feminine plural is "peleonas".

• The masculine plural would be "peleones".

That’s why the sentence correctly reads: "¡Qué peleonas sois vosotras dos!".

You're absolutely right that peleón is the base adjective — but in Spanish, adjectives ending in -ón do change form to match gender and number.

Hope this clears things up!

Saludos

Silvia