the horrible peas * los guisantes horrible los guisantes horribles las guisante horrible

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It looks like you are playing with the phrase "los guisantes horribles," which translates to "the horrible peas" in English. Here’s a breakdown:

  • "los guisantes" = the peas (plural, masculine)
  • "horribles" = horrible (plural, masculine)
  • "las guisantes" would be incorrect, as "guisante" is masculine.
  • "horrible" in singular form would typically match with a singular noun, but here, it seems you're pluralizing it incorrectly.

If you want proper phrases, you could say:

  • "los guisantes horribles" (the horrible peas)
  • "las arvejas horribles" (the horrible peas, using the feminine term "arvejas" commonly used in some regions)

Let me know if you have a specific question or need further clarification!