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Trabajo doce noches en el hospital.

Trabajo doce noches en el hospital.
I work twelve nights in the hospital.
From Lesson 39:Numbers 11 to 20 (once, doce, trece)·Spanish (Spain)

Questions & Answers about Trabajo doce noches en el hospital.

Does the number doce change depending on whether the word after it is masculine or feminine?
No, it doesn't! Unlike the number one (which changes from uno to una), the number doce (twelve) stays exactly the same for both masculine and feminine words. So you say doce noches (feminine) and doce meses (masculine).
Where is the word for "I" in this sentence?
It is built right into the verb! The -o ending on Trabajo already means "I work". In Spanish, you usually leave out the word for "I" (yo) because the verb ending makes it clear who is doing the action.
How do I pronounce the word hospital in Spanish?
The letter "h" is completely silent, just like in every other native Spanish word! You pronounce it starting right with the "o" sound, and the spoken stress goes on the very last syllable.
Could en el hospital also translate to "at the hospital"?
Yes! The Spanish word en is very versatile and can mean "in", "on", or "at". Whether you translate it as "in the hospital" or "at the hospital" just depends on what sounds most natural in English context.

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