Nouns endings in Spanish

In Spanish, noun endings can change depending on various factors, such as gender, number, and sometimes even the noun's specific ending. Have a look at this example of singular and plural nouns ending in a consonant:

Plural form of nouns ending in consonants

In Spanish, if a singular word ends in a consonant</b>, you usually have to add -es.

When the word already ends in an "s," add "es" if the stress of the syllable is at the end of the word. This is the case for "autobús” - “autobuses."

Note: Some words change spelling when pluralized. For example, words that end in "z" will change the "-z" to "ces" in the plural form: "lápiz” - “lápices."

Plural form of nouns ending in vowel

In Spanish, if a singular noun ends in a vowel (a,e,i,o,u), we add an "s" to make it plural.