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What adjective in spanish is for both genders?
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What adjective in spanish is for both genders?
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The answer can be - Inteligente , salvaje ,humilde , dulce , amable
There you have 5 , all of them are correct .
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if it ends with an -e, like inteligente, you can use if for both genders
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