Like the previous categories, words that end in “-ble” are often the same in both languages. One quick spelling note here: Spanish never uses a double “s” like we do in English. So, when translating these words from English to Spanish, any “ss” becomes a single “s.” For example, “possible” in English becomes “posible” in Spanish.


This is true across the board, so keep an eye out for those small differences! Let’s take a look at some words ending in “-ble.”

  • posible
  • imposible
  • notable
  • flexible
  • visible
  • formidable
  • probable
  • honorable
  • noble
  • horrible
  • inevitable

On these words, the emphasis is placed on the second to last syllable. So “imposible” is “im-po-SI-ble.”