List of Jobs and Occupations in Spanish.Professions in Spanish.

List of Jobs and Occupations in Spanish.Professions in Spanish.

In this video, where you will find a list of professions in Spanish, how to pronounce them and how to form the masculine and feminine forms.
The Spanish nouns that describe your job follow basic Spanish grammar rules. Normally, the noun changes according to the gender of the person referred to, but of course, there are exceptions.
- Masculine nouns that end in -o (Masculine nouns that end in -o can be made feminine by changing the ending to -a)
- Masculine nouns that end in a consonant. (Nouns that end in a consonant in the masculine form can be made feminine by adding an -a at the end of the word.)
- Nouns that don’t change. (In this case, the noun stays the same in the masculine and feminine, only the article changes to match the person’s gender. These nouns mostly end in –ista, -e or -ía. )
For example:
El/la dentista = The dentist
El/la policía = The police officer
El/la contable = The accountant

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[ArrodiPratama_]

Muchas gracias! Definitivamente ayuda, sigue adelante

[abdulhafizbozdag]

Could you please share basic sentence structure with the words explained. I think in this way meaining is more likely to sink in. Muchas gracias.

[sarayounes]

Another word for el medico/medica is doctor/doctora