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Adding which suffix to a Spanish noun conveys smallness or fond affection?
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What is the singular masculine word for 'the' in Spanish?
Answer: El
Why: While 'el' is masculine and 'la' is feminine, feminine nouns starting with a stressed 'a' also use 'el'.
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What historical phrase contracted into the pronoun usted?
Answer: Vuestra merced
Why: Speakers abbreviated the courtly address vuestra merced into usted over several centuries of everyday speech.
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What Latin consonant cluster evolved into the Spanish 'll'?
Answer: cl
Why: Latin clavis became llave, but the same shift hit other clusters too: plenus turned into lleno and flamma into llama.
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What does an -o ending usually signal in a Spanish noun?
Answer: Masculine
Why: Although -o usually signals masculine nouns, notable exceptions like 'la mano' (hand) retain feminine gender from Latin.
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How many countries have Spanish as their official national language?
Answer: 21
Why: Equatorial Guinea is the only African country on the list, a legacy of Spanish rule that ended with independence in 1968.
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Which pronoun replaces 'tú' in Argentina and Uruguay?
Answer: vos
Why: Vos carries its own endings with the stress on the last syllable, as in vos hablás and vos sos, and much of Central America uses it too.