WHY IT IS "EL AGUA" BUT "LAS AGUAS?" - SPANISHDICT
Mar 26, 2012 Other classic example include el agua, el alma, el hada, el arpa, el hacha, el arma, el asma, el águila, etc. But not la almohada or la alfombra, for instance, as the initial a sound is not stressed. From bing.com
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Nov 16, 2009 The only reason that they use "el" in their singular form is to avoid the difficulty (technically called a cacophony) of saying "la agua" or "la águila" very quickly (the a's would run into eachother.) But also note, as Fred said, that if anything comes before the article and the noun, then "la" is used. From bing.com
Oct 21, 2013 Agua is always feminine, but it takes the masculine definite article (el) when in the singular because the word agua begins with a stressed A. All words that have the emphasis on the first syllable and begin with an A follow this patter. If they didn't the end of la would run together with the first syllable and sound like lagua. From bing.com
AGUA | SPANISH PRONUNCIATION - SPANISHDICTIONARY.COM
Spanish Pronunciation of Agua. Learn how to pronounce Agua in Spanish with video, audio, and syllable-by-syllable spelling from Latin America and Spain. From bing.com
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