What is new zealand in masculine and feminine form spanish?

You're asking about the gender of the word "New Zealand" in Spanish. It's a little tricky!

* New Zealand is considered a masculine noun in Spanish. This is because the word "Nueva Zelanda" is derived from the Dutch word "Nieuw-Zeeland", which is also masculine.

So, you would say: "Nueva Zelanda"

Here's why it's important to know the gender:

* Articles: You need to use the correct masculine definite article "el" (the) before "Nueva Zelanda". For example, "El clima en Nueva Zelanda es agradable." (The weather in New Zealand is pleasant.)

* Adjectives: Adjectives must agree in gender with the noun they modify. For example, "un país hermoso" (a beautiful country) but "una ciudad hermosa" (a beautiful city).

Let me know if you have any other questions about Spanish grammar!