"La flor" is "the flower". The article "la" is femenine because "flor" is femenine.
No, it is the plural of la flor. It would be las flores.
Flor is a Spanish equivalent of the English word "flower." The feminine singular noun may be preceded immediately by the feminine singular la since Spanish employs definite articles where English does not use "the." The pronunciation will be "(la) flor" in Uruguayan Spanish.
Fiore means FLOWER but in Italian, not Spanish. The Spanish word for flower is FLOR, but you don't say "el flor" but rather, LA FLOR. Flowers are feminine.
Fiore means FLOWER but in Italian, not Spanish. The Spanish word for flower is FLOR, but you don't say "el flor" but rather, LA FLOR. Flowers are feminine.
The plural of "la dedo" is "las dedos" in Spanish.
The plural for "la estudiante" is "las estudiantes" in Spanish.
In Spanish, flower is flor, plural flores. To flower is florecer.flor
"Como la Flor" is Spanish for "Lika a Flower" and the best way to describe the lyrics is that it's representing a girl (a flower) after a breakup
It's a Spanish surname derived from the plural of flor meaning "flower"
The plural of "la actriz" in Spanish is "las actrices." In Spanish, the definite article "la" changes to "las" for plural feminine nouns, and "actriz" becomes "actrices" to indicate more than one actress.
it means: you are precious like a flower in Spanish.