In German I can think of at least one pair of words where the grammatical gender changes the meaning: “Die See” (f): The sea; „der See” (m): The lake. Do you have something like this in Spanish?
I think so. I can think right now of El Radio, which means the radioactive component, and La Radio, the divide in your car that allows you to listen to music.
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vis4valentine@lemmy.ml · 0 pts · 4y
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bleistift2@feddit.de · 0 pts · 3y
In German I can think of at least one pair of words where the grammatical gender changes the meaning: “Die See” (f): The sea; „der See” (m): The lake. Do you have something like this in Spanish?
vis4valentine@lemmy.ml · 1 pts · 3y
I think so. I can think right now of El Radio, which means the radioactive component, and La Radio, the divide in your car that allows you to listen to music.