Visitamos seis ciudades diferentes en nueve días.

Breakdown of Visitamos seis ciudades diferentes en nueve días.

en
in / on / at
la ciudad
the city
el día
the day
diferente
different
visitar
to visit
seis
six
nueve
nine

Questions & Answers about Visitamos seis ciudades diferentes en nueve días.

Do the numbers seis and nueve change depending on whether the word they describe is masculine or feminine?
No, they don't! Unlike the number one (un / una), most numbers like seis (six) and nueve (nine) stay exactly the same whether they are counting masculine words like días (days) or feminine words like ciudades (cities).
Why is it ciudades diferentes and not diferentes ciudades?
In Spanish, descriptive words (adjectives) usually come after the noun they describe. So instead of saying 'different cities', you say ciudades diferentes (literally 'cities different').
Why does ciudades end in -es instead of just -s?
The singular word for city is ciudad. Because it ends in a consonant (the letter d), you must add -es to make it plural. If a word ends in a vowel, like día, you just add -s to make it días.
Where is the word for 'we' in this sentence?
It is built right into the verb! Visitamos means 'we visit.' Because the -amos ending already tells us who is doing the action, you don't need to add the word for 'we' (nosotros) unless you want extra emphasis.

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