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los derechos
rights
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Comment dit-on derechos en espagnol ?
How do you pronounce derechos in espagnol?
derechos is pronounced /los deˈɾetʃos/ in espagnol.
Exemples de phrases
El derecho civil es muy importante para los ciudadanos.
Civil law is very important for citizens. (The masculine article 'el' and masculine adjective 'civil' agree with the masculine noun 'derecho')
El derecho constitucional fue reformado recientemente.
Constitutional law was recently reformed. (The masculine article 'el' and masculine adjective 'constitucional' agree with the masculine noun 'derecho', making it clear we're discussing law, not a right or direction)
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Pourquoi est-ce masculine ?
Derechos is masculine because it derives from the Latin "directus" (masculine adjective meaning "straight" or "direct"), which retained its masculine gender when the word evolved into Spanish and came to mean "right" or "law." The masculine form became standard even as the word shifted from a simple directional adjective to a legal and moral concept.
Comment dit-on rights en espagnol ?
En espagnol, rights se dit los derechos — masculine.
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