Indefinite Articles

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SpanishArtículos Indefinidos

A1Indefinite articles (un, una, unos, unas) meaning 'a/an' (singular) or 'some' (plural). Often omitted with professions, nationalities, and after ser without adjectives.

FrenchArticles Indéfinis

A1Indefinite articles (un, une, des) meaning 'a/an' (singular) or 'some' (plural). Des becomes de/d' before adjectives preceding nouns.

ItalianArticoli Indeterminativi

A1Indefinite articles (un, uno, una, un') meaning 'a/an'. Form follows similar rules to definite articles based on noun's first letter.

PortugueseArtigos Indefinidos

A1Indefinite articles (um, uma, uns, umas) meaning 'a/an' (singular) or 'some' (plural). Often omitted with professions after ser.

GreekΑόριστο Άρθρο

A1Indefinite articles: ένας/μία (μια)/ένα. Decline like adjectives. Used for 'a/an' and the number 'one'.

RomanianArticolul Nehotărât

A1Indefinite articles: un (m/n sg), o (f sg), niște (plural for all genders). Placed before the noun.

CatalanArticles Indefinits

A1Indefinite articles: un (m.sg.), una (f.sg.), uns (m.pl.), unes (f.pl.). The plural forms mean 'some'. Before feminine nouns starting with unstressed 'a-' or 'ha-': un' (elided).

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