What is the Spanish translation for 'The owner'?

• A. El Dueno
• B. El Propietario
• C. El Dueño
• D. La Dueña

Answer: (A)

In Spanish, nouns have gender and need the correct spelling with diacritics. For “owner,” the masculine form is dueño and the feminine form is dueña. When referring to the owner in a general sense (male or unspecified), you commonly use el dueño. That spelling includes the letter ñ and ends with the o, not using the plain ASCII form. So the correct translation is el dueño. The option that matches is El Dueño. The version without the tilde is not correct in standard Spanish, while the other options are gender-specific or more formal: El Propietario is a formal synonym, and La Dueña is the female owner.