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Let's learn several new nouns, including the words for decision, sign, answer, and appointment. To begin with,

here are some nouns you'll use to refer to information you might receive. The word for news is

noticia, a feminine noun. For example, I heard the news yesterday.

Now, you'll use the singular, La Noticia or Una Noticia, specifically if you're talking about one piece of information.

But if you're talking about multiple pieces of information or the news in general,

you'll use the plural, las noticias.

For example, he's watching the news.

He's watching the news. So this is a bit different from the English word news, because in English we don't really

distinguish between the singular and the plural.

We always refer to news as news, kind of as a mass noun, like water or

food, not as either one piece of news or multiple pieces of news. A word that works in a very

similar way is the Spanish word for advice, which is consejo, spelled C-O-N-S-E-J-O.

Concejo.

The English word, advice, is typically just used as a mass noun.

For example, some advice.

But the Spanish word,

Concejo, is going to be singular if you're giving one piece of advice,

or plural, if you're talking about a larger amount of advice.

For example, I have a piece of advice for you.

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