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Task 10: `Otro` (masculine) and `otra` (feminine) are used to...

Lesson Overview

`Otro` (masculine) and `otra` (feminine) are used to talk about an additional or different thing. For example:

Otro (masculine) and otra (feminine) are used to talk about an additional or different thing. For example:

  • Quiero otro café. – I want another coffee. (Café is masculine, that’s why otro is used here).

  • Necesito otra copia. – I need another copy. (Copia is feminine, that’s why otra is used here).

When confirming things, you’ll often hear otra combined with vez.

Vez means an occasion or time something happens. It is a feminine noun. Because vez is feminine, the expression always uses the feminine form:

Puedes repetirlo otra vez? - Can you repeat it again?

This common expression is used to talk about doing something one more time or again.

Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.