Intro Spanish Lesson: Body Parts Plural Form

The video tutorial explains the concept of having two of each body part, such as eyes and ears. It introduces the rule in Spanish where an 's' is added to the end of singular words to make them plural. The tutorial provides examples of plural words in Spanish for various body parts, including 'ojos' for eyes, 'orejas' for ears, 'brazos' for arms, 'manos' for hands, 'piernas' for legs, and 'pies' for feet.

What is the significance of having two of each body part, like eyes and ears?

• It is a cultural belief.

• It is a biological necessity.

• It is a common feature in many languages.

• It helps in forming plurals.

How do you typically make a singular word plural in Spanish?

• Double the last consonant.

• Add 'es' to the end.

• Change the last vowel to 'i'.

• Add 's' to the end.

Which of the following is the plural form of 'ojo' in Spanish?

• Ojes

• Ojos

• Oji

• Ojoes

What is the plural form of 'oreja' in Spanish?

• Orejaes

• Oreji

• Orejes

• Orejas

Which of the following is NOT a correct plural form of a Spanish body part?

• Piernas

• Manos

• Pieses

• Brazos