Category: Nouns and Articles in Spanish

Beginner-Friendly Guide to Nouns and Articles in Spanish

Learning Nouns and Articles in Spanish is one of the first steps to mastering the language. This category includes Spanish Grammar Lessons with Rules, Examples and Exercises designed to make nouns (sustantivos) and articles (artículos) easy to understand and use.

In Spanish, nouns have gender and number. For example: el libro (the book) is masculine, while la mesa (the table) is feminine. Articles must match both gender and number, which is why we say los libros (the books) and las mesas (the tables).


What You Will Learn

Each lesson in this category  include :

  • Clear rules explained in simple language.

  • Everyday examples that show how nouns and articles work.

  • Exercises like fill-in-the-blank tasks and quizzes.

  • Answer keys so you can check your progress right away.

Because lessons combine rules, examples, and practice, learning nouns and articles becomes simple and practical.


Why Nouns and Articles in Spanish Matter

You cannot form sentences without nouns and articles. Whether you’re describing objects, introducing people, or asking questions, you’ll need them. Mastering these helps you avoid common mistakes like mismatched genders and incorrect plural forms.

Scroll down now to explore the latest lessons and build a strong foundation in Spanish grammar.