Yes, feminine jugadora and masculine jugador
Masculine describes the gender of the French word baladeur. The masculine noun in its singular form translates as "music player" or "Walkman" in English. The pronunciation will be "ba-la-duhr" in French.
Friendly : Tu es un bon joueur (masculine) Tu es une bonne joueuse (feminine) Respectful : Vous êtes un bon joueur (masculine) Vous êtes une bonne joueuse (feminine)
Ray Rowe is a former spanish NFL player
"Jugador de tenis" is "tennis player" in Spanish.
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David Villa is a Spanish footballer.
You can on the PS3 version,but not the PSP version.
Version 9 or later
Yes, he is spanish, he was born in Manacor in Mallorka which is in Spain.
The second most capped Spanish player is Xavi Hernandes.
it was a Gramophone record player that is a smaller version of a record player
It depends whether you're using it alone or not. "Un contre" literally means "a counter" (like when a player charges down a kick in Rugby, for instance), and in this case it is masculine. If part of a two-piece word, such as "un contre-argument" or "une contre-offensive", it assumes the gender of the word it is linked to ("argument" and "offensive" in my examples, which are masculine and feminine respectively). It can also mean "against", though (for instance "je suis contre le racisme"), and in this case gender won't matter to you because it won't affect how the word is spelled or used.