How to Say ‘The white cats’ in Spain Spanish
Los gatos blancos
lohs GAH-tohs BLAHN-kohs
[lohs GAH-tohs BLAHN-kohs]
💬 Usage Tip: The colour adds an -s to match more than one cat: blanco becomes blancos. With one cat it's el gato blanco.
Phrase Breakdown
Los
[lohs]
The (plural masculine)
Definite article used before masculine plural nouns.
Los carros están allá.
The cars are over there.
gatos
[GAH-tohs]
cats
Plural of 'gato'; refers to male cats or cats in general.
Mis vecinos tienen tres gatos.
My neighbours have three cats.
blancos
[BLAHN-kohs]
white
Masculine plural form of 'blanco'; color adjective that agrees with a plural masculine noun.
Los coches blancos son muy populares.
White cars are very popular.
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