When to Use Juntos?
To Sum up This Section, Basically "Junto" Can Be an Adverb That Declines for Gender and Number, and Especially Tends to Do So When It Follows a First Person...
To sum up this section, basically "junto" can be an adverb that declines for gender and number, and especially tends to do so when it follows a first person plural verb, but there are instances where the writer has not declined it.
When to use junto and juntos?
- Junto = singular masculine.
- Junta = singular feminine.
- Juntos = masculine plural.
- Juntas = feminine plural.
What is the difference between junto and juntos?
"Juntos" is a form of "junto", an adjective which is often translated as "together". "Juntamente" is an adverb which is often translated as "together with". Learn more about the difference between "juntamente" and "juntos" below.
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