The plural of "El Marcador" is "Los Marcadores," since "marcador" is a masculine noun in Spanish and the article "el" indicates singular, while "los" indicates plural.
"El marcador" means "the marker" in English. It can refer to a writing utensil used for marking or drawing, or it can also refer to the score or scoreboard in sports.
Los papeles is the plural of el papel.
The plural of "el lapiz" is "los lapices."
The plural of "el rotulador" is "los rotuladores."
The plural form of "el papel" is "los papeles."
"El marcador" means "the marker" in English. It can refer to a writing utensil used for marking or drawing, or it can also refer to the score or scoreboard in sports.
Spanish has four versions of the. The is varied based on the quantity and gender of the object they are modifying. el= Male, Singular (el marcador, or the marker) los= Male, Plural(los perros,or the dogs) la= Female, Singular (la muchacha, or the girl) las= Female, Plural(las afuersas,or the outskirts)
It means scoreboard. More literally, "the marker of points".
"marcador"
Los papeles is the plural of el papel.
The plural of "el rotulador" is "los rotuladores."
The plural of "el lapiz" is "los lapices."
Marcador
The plural form of "el papel" is "los papeles."
The plural of 'el día' in Spanish is 'los días.'
The plural of "el arbol" is "los arboles."
The plural form for "el numero" is "los números."