Azúcar

Azúcar
 

This is a discussion thread for the Daily Spanish Word for May 28, 2009

azúcar (feminine or masculine (el or la)) — sugar. Look up azúcar in the dictionary

El azúcar ayuda a hacer muchos platillos más fáciles de comer.
Sugar helps make many dishes easier to eat.

Or as Celia Cruz would have said:
¡¡¡¡¡Aaaaaaaaaaaaasuca'!!!!
:))

:):):):applause:

Yeah, the signer Celia Cruz was the Azuquitar, and her sings were the more hits in Latino America before, at least until she dead.


Do you remember her sings.?:D

Azucar chico.

When is la (f) and el (m) used or in which contexts - little bit confused?

I think it changes from region to region and from native speaker to native speaker. Some people use it as masculine, and others use it as feminine. A few other nouns have the same problem-- el sartén, la sartén. I'm sure others will offer an opinion as well.

Some words as azúcar or mar (I don't know about sartén, this is a feminin noun for me: la sartén) can be both masculine or feminine, but just in sigular:

El azúcar - la azúcar (in Spain feminime form is only used whe an adjetive follows to the noun: azúcar blanquilla, azúcar moreno / morena)
El mar - la mar.

But in plural they're always masculine:

Los azúcares.
Los mares.

This word would can work too.

Mesa, this is one noun feminine

Escritorio is one noun feminine.

I'm not sure of the am saying but if you have to correcting me please you don't hesitate to do it.

I can tell
 

that you like music, Ambarina. Me too.:)

Marsopa

I think "escritorio" is a masculine noun:

Me he comprado un escritorio.
Acabo de barnizar el escritorio.

I'm not very sure.:thinking: