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el
A
the (singular masculine)
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la
A
the (singular feminine)
3
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los
A
the (plural masculine)
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las
A
the (plural feminine)
5
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un
A
a/an (singular masculine)
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una
A
a/an (singular feminine)
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unos
A
some (masculine plural)
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unas
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some (feminine plural)
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What happens when the noun of a sentence is feminine and starts with a stressed “a” or “ha”?
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The article is switched to masculine for phonetic reasons, but the noun remains feminine. (El agua fría) (El hacha afilada)
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When should “lo” be used?
A
“lo” is a neutral article, so it should be used with adjectives or past participles to express abstract concepts or qualities. (Lo bueno [The good thing]) (Lo importante [The important thing])
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