Indefinite Articles in Spanish



Definition: Indefinite articles are used to suggest that the speaker does not refer to anything in particular. Thgis is similar in many languages as Portuguese Articles, although they have some differences.


Spanish Indefinite Articles


The indefinite article has 4 forms, depending in number and gender with its noun is masculine, feminine, singular or plural but talking, about a non-specific way which is very different of definite articles, because one knows waht is the object or noun.

Number Masculine Feminine Masculine Feminine
Singular Un
A/An		 Una
A/An		 Alguno
Some		 Alguna
Some
Plural Unos
Some		 Unas
Some		 Algunos
Some		 Algunas
Some

Examples in Spanish:
  • He has a new table.
  • Él tiene una mesa nueva.

  • Your mother drive a old car.
  • Tu mamá maneja un auto antiguo.

  • We need some Math books.
  • Nosotros neceskitamos unos libros de Matemática.

  • Some students left
  • Algunos alumnos saliero.

  • I have some apples.
  • Tengo unas manzanas.

  • You can watch some movies.
  • Tú puedes ver algunas peliculas.

  • We had some soft drinks.
  • Tomamos algunos refrescos.


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