Add the correct ending to each adjective of origin. If the adjective can be used in both genders, add both.
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1- medellinense, medellinensa <em>(not sure 100% for the feminine)</em>
2- porteño, porteña <em>(from Buenos Aires)</em>
3- hispano , hispana <em>(spanish american) OR </em>hispánico, hipánica <em>(from Spain)</em>
4- costarricense
5- paisas
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