Answer:
The noun and the adjective are always both plural or both singular and are always both feminine or masculine depending on the noun
for example: Yo como la manzana roja. OR Yo como las manzanas rojas.
the first sentnce means I eat the red apple and the second means I east the red apples.
Explanation:
We be booling it in this new land that ive just landed on its pretty decent out here brother. this is the land of the free and i hated living in other communist countries on my babyy i did.
I believe it is el because pedro and hermano are masculine.
This is not Spanish/ esto no es español
¿Cuanto cuesta? Is how you ask for the price of an item. You can leave it simple as that, which would work if let's say you were holding a shirt or pointing directly at something. In order to be specific, you could say "Cuanto cuesta esta/esto(Which means "this" in feminine or masculine) and the the noun you're talking about."
"¿Cuánto cuestan los zapatos?" Use cuestan because los zapatos is plural.
How much do the shoes cost?
"¿Cuánto cuesta este mural?"
How much does this mural cost?
-I hope his is helpful!
