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Unlike English, all nouns in Spanish are either (a)   or feminine. 

Feminine nouns (although not girly things) generally end in the letter (a)   .

Masculine nouns (although not macho things) generally end in the letter (a)   .

The feminine version of the noun 'amigo' is (a)   .

Nouns that refer to people (or some animals) and end in the letter -e, like estudiante, are gender-neutral, until we change the (a)   in front of the word.

Words that end in -ción are generally (a)   nouns. 

profesora

• masculine

• feminine

apartamento

• masculine

• feminine

maestro

• masculine

• feminine

libro

• masculine

• feminine