Beginner Lesson 12

LEARNING SPANISH CENTRE
INDEFINITE ARTICLES
un
unos
una
unas

The indefinite article is used to refer to something or someone non-specific.
In Spanish there are four forms of the indefinite article: masculine/feminine; singular and plural.


Singular
Plural
Masculine un niño
(a boy)
unos niños
(some boys)
Feminine una niña
(a girl)
unas niñas
(some girls)

  • The indefinite article un is always used before feminine nouns that begin with a stressed -a or -ha:
    un alma, un águila, un arpa (harp), un hambre (hanger)

  • The indefinite article is omitted before predicate nouns that denote profession, nationality, religion, social status, gender, occupation, etc.
    Jorge es abogado.
    Juan Carlos es pianista.
    El escritor Jorge Luis Borges es argentino.


  • If the noun is modified by a phrase or an adjective, the indefinite article is expressed:
    Jorge es un abogado famoso. (the adjective famoso is modifying the noun, so the ind. article is necessary)
    Juan Carlos es pianista.es un pianista conocido internacionalmente.
    Jorge Luis Borges es un argentino de Buenos Aires.

Let's practice:
Fill in the blanks with the forms of the indefinite article if necessary:
1. Hay ________ sillas en la cocina.
2. Dr. Gomez es _______ abogado muy conocido en la ciudad.
3. Adriana es _________ pianista.
4. Carlos es ________ ingeniero.
5.El nuevo estudiante es _________ argentino.
6. Mariana es _________ católica, pero su novio es _______ judío.
7. Yo-Yo Ma es ______ músico muy famoso.
8. Jorge tiene ____ arma peligroso en su casa.

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