The word of the day is: 'alma' = soul.
In Spanish, 'alma' is a feminine noun of Latin origin.
Grammar.- The noun 'alma' belongs to a group of Spanish nouns which, despite being of feminine gender, they they require a masculine article 'el' (i.e.: 'el alma'). This rule does not apply when there is another word in between the article and the noun 'alma' (for example 'la caritativa alma').
In Spanish, 'alma' is a feminine noun of Latin origin.
Grammar.- The noun 'alma' belongs to a group of Spanish nouns which, despite being of feminine gender, they they require a masculine article 'el' (i.e.: 'el alma'). This rule does not apply when there is another word in between the article and the noun 'alma' (for example 'la caritativa alma').
A couple of examples of the use on the noun 'alma' are:
- Con toda su alma (With all his/ her heart)
- Lo lleva en el alma (It is something he/ she cannot forget)
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