As a general rule, in Spanish words that end in -o are masculine and -a exceptions to this rule, in today’s blog we are going to share with you a list of 15 most common masculine words ending in -a.
You may wonder if there are any rules to remember these exceptions, but the answer is no, the only way to remember them is through the practice and the use of them.
| 1. | El clima | The climate |
| 2. | El mapa | The map |
| 3. | El programa | The program |
| 4. | El idioma | The language |
| 5. | El problema | The problem |
| 6. | El sofá | The sofa |
| 7. | El día | The day |
| 8. | El aroma | The aroma |
| 9. | El cometa | The comet |
| 10. | El esquema | The outline |
| 11. | El fantasma | The ghost |
| 12. | El poema | The poem |
| 13. | El tema | The subject |
| 14. | El diploma | The diploma |
| 15. | El planeta | The planet |
We recommend to learn these words with their article, for example instead of learning just: Planeta, you should learn: el planeta, this way it’ll be easier to remember the article.
What do you think? Did you know any of these words? let us know in the comments section.
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