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spanskaArtículos Indefinidos

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

franskaArticles Indéfinis

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

tyskaUnbestimmte Artikel im Nominativ

A1The indefinite articles ein, eine in nominative case, and the negative kein, keine.

italienskaArticoli Indeterminativi

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

portugisiskaArtigos Indefinidos

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

nederländskaOnbepaald Lidwoord

A1The indefinite article 'een' (a/an) is used for both de-words and het-words. Often reduced to 'n' in speech. No article with professions after zijn: Ik ben student.

grekiskaΑόριστο Άρθρο

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

rumänskaArticolul Nehotărât

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

maoriTētahi me Ētahi

A2Indefinite determiners: tētahi (a certain/some, singular), ētahi (some, plural). Distinguished from 'he' (a/an, general). 'Tētahi tangata' (a certain person) vs 'he tangata' (a person).

katalanskaArticles 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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