Indefinite Articles

We know in Spanish that there are two ways to say THE. They are el and la. To say the in front of plural words the el becomes los and the la becomes las. These are called definite articles.

In Spanish, indefinite articles are used to say a or an before a word. If the word is singular and masculine, use un. If the word is singular and feminine, use una. These words also change if the word is plural. Un becomes unos and una becomes unas. Unos and unas mean some.

el = la = the (singular)

los = las = the (plural)

un = una = a(n) (singular)

unos = unas = some (plural)