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Vecinos is masculine in Spanish. The article is los, so the full form is los vecinos ("neighbors").
MASCULINEvecinos is the plural of vecino
los vecinos — neighbors
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How do you say vecinos in Spanish?
How do you pronounce vecinos in Spanish?
vecinos is pronounced /los beˈθinos/ in Spanish.
Example sentences
El vecino nuevo es muy amable y nos ayudó a mudarnos.
The new neighbor (masculine) is very kind and helped us move.
Mi vecino es ingeniero trabajador, por eso es muy respetado en el barrio.
My neighbor (masculine) is a hardworking engineer, which is why he is very respected in the neighborhood.
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Why is it masculine?
Vecinos is masculine because it derives from Latin "vicinus," which was itself a masculine adjective meaning "neighboring" or "nearby," and Spanish inherited this grammatical gender along with the word's form and meaning. The Latin root likely relates to "vicus" (village/neighborhood), and the masculine gender simply carried through the Romance language evolution without change.
What is the Spanish word for neighbors?
The Spanish word for neighbors is los vecinos — masculine.
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