Vemos que aquí sin un guía nos resulta bastante complicada la cosa.
What does "nos" mean in this sentence? Thanks a lot.
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Anyway, what I don't know is what the un is doing there...we would not use an article here.
another comment: as I understand it, the guide has to be a male person since it is masculine in our sentence. If it were feminine it could be either a female guide or a guide book.
Guia is indeed masculine here. But webdunce's translation is correct. The subject of the sentence is "la cosa". Hmmm, probably you are referring to the first part? Can a guide not be a person?
just to comment further:
The "nos" is an indirect object pronoun inside of the subordinate noun clause: that here....
another comment: as I understand it, the guide has to be a male person since it is masculine in our sentence. If it were feminine it could be either a female guide or a guide book.
nos = us (used as an indirect object in this sentence, I believe)
I'll give a stab at translating that sentence as well: "We see that here, without a guide, the thing turns out to be quite complicated for us."