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How tf was I suppose to know what lideres meant if this app didn't go over it with me ? Lol lost a friggin heart
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Adjective: (singular): nuestro(a) gato(a) and (plural): nuestros(as) gatos(as)
Pronoun: el gato es nuestros Los gatos es nuestros
Reminder: when used as a pronoun, the ending (either a or o) is not interchangeable. It's always nuestros. (ours)
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i am sorry to say but you are mistaken.
nuestro/a/os/as works the same as a pronoun and as an adective
the pronoun or adjective have to agree with the subject:
-nuestro gato es ❤❤❤❤❤
-nuestra gata es negra
-nuestros gatos son negros
-nuestras gatas son negras
-el gato ❤❤❤❤❤ es nuestro
-la gata negra es nuestra
-los gatos negros son nuestros
-las gatas negras son nuestras
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"Es" is not used for plural things. So instead of "Los gatos es nuestros" Which is grammatically incorrect, you would have to say "Los gatos son nuestros"
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The word for leaders is plural. Nuestro libro, nuestros libros, nuestra mesa, nuestras mesas. As you can see nuestro (our) changes with male/female and plural/singular words. Hope that helps.
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ho scritto they are ours leaders, e me la dà sbagliata corregge our, ma nuestros non è plurale ?
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'"Ours" is the first person plural possessive pronoun - it replaces "our" + noun."' http://www.elearnenglishlanguage.com/difficulties/ours.html
It's cool how replacing the d with a b makes such a difference in "lideres."
Gracias FC Barcelona for introducing me to the word Lideres before Duolingo.
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I wonder why they havent taught us "leaders" yet but their showing us it
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Is there another word for it which is not an anglicism? I usually do not oppose words borrowed from English much (I am not French ;) :D ) but this particular one I really cannot stand (outside of English I mean).
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So I thought there was a rule that the accent in a singular word is taken out when the word is pluralized. I notice that is not the case here, can someone kindly explain, or am I mistaken about this rule?
