What's the difference between "El and Un" and "La an Una" ?
I know "El and Un" both are used to represent masculine forms, so whats the difference between "El hombre" and "Un hombre" ?
Similarly for "La an Una" .
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I will try to explain you as simply as I can:
La: defined article, femenine. (La mujer, la casa, la ventana)
El: defined article, masculine (El hombre, el auto, el sol)
Un: undefined article, masculine (un computador, un libro, un auto)
Una: undefined article, femenine (una casa, una ventana, una mujer)
The difference between "un hombre" and "el hombre" is when you say "el hombre", you know it that man. If you say "un hombre", it can be any man, generally an unknown man.
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It's the same that A, An and The
El hombre, Un hombre (The man, A man)
La mujer, Una mujer (The woman, A woman)
'La' and 'Una' are used to femenine forms.
See you soon,
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It's the same that A, An and The
El hombre, Un hombre (The man, A man)
La mujer, Una muer (The woman, A woman)
'La' and 'Una' are used to femenine forms.
See you soon,
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