(Spanish) How do I know If a word is male or female in Spanish? And what do I do with that information

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Kaeno · Answer

if it is female then the word should have an "a" at the end of the word and if male either "e" or "o"

gelphielvr · Answer

@kaeno wrote:

if it is female then the word should have an "a" at the end of the word and if male either "e" or "o"

what if it doesn't end with either of them?

Kaeno · Answer

lemme give you an example:
"Hola soy una chica que puede ayudar con el español, solo pregunta y recibirás"

xXAikoXx · Answer

Spanish feminine words usually end with the letter 'a' such as 'latina' and masculine words end with 'o' and 'e' including the article 'el' such as 'el gato'. Though 'el gato' can be used to identify both male and female cats, it is mainly considered masculine because it contains 'el' and 'o'.

Ferrari · Answer

depends with the ending