Plural form in Spanish
Finally, we offer you a practical overview of the plural formation in Spanish, highlighting that, for the most part, an “s” is added to the end of the singular word to form the plural (“libro-libros”, “casa-casas“) (“book”, “house”). However, there are special cases in which words ending in consonants L, N, or R adopt different forms for the plural, which can end in “s” or “-es” (“líder-líderes“, “fan-fans“) (“leader”, “fan”). Similarly, words ending in S, Z, or X form their plural by adding “-es” (“fax-faxes“, “feliz-felices“) (fax, happy).