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alcohol
ashtray
cigar
cigarette
cigarette
cocaine
drug addict(f)
drug addict(m)
drug dealer(f)
drug dealer(m)
drunk person(f)
drunk person(m)
ecstasy
hash
heroin
joint
lighter
marijuana
match
meth
pill
pill
roach
smoker(f)
smoker(m)
tobacco
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el alcohol
el cenicero
el cigarro
el cigarrillo
el pucho*
la cocaína
la drogadicta
el drogadicto
la traficante
de drogas
el traficante
de drogas
la borracha
el borracho
el éxtasis
el hachís
la heroína
el porro
el encendedor
la marijuana, el faso*
la cerilla
la metadona
la píldora
la pastilla
la tuca*
la fumadora
el fumador
el tabaco
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Nouns: Los sustantivos
Every noun in Spanish has a gender, either masculine(m) or feminine(f).
Generally, words that name male people or animals are masculine, and those that name female people or animals are feminine, but there are exceptions.
Words that name objects, places, events, etc. are also identified as masuline of feminine.
The gender of a noun is indicated by the article that precedes it:
el (indicates a masuline noun)
la (indicates a feminine noun)
Try to learn the nouns with their articles as if they were one.
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