Spanish word of the day: 'el águila' [AH-gee-lah] English translation: eagle Special note: 'Águila' is feminine just like 'agua' (water). However, you have to say 'el áugila' and 'el agua' to avoid a clash between the two a's in 'la águila'. In the plural form, because of the 's' in 'las', we say 'las aguas' and 'las águilas' again. :-) Phrase: Las águilas son aves rapaces. Eagles are raptors. Yesterday's word: 'la razón' - reason [rah-THON] Have a great weekend! Saludos, Chris