un and una
How do I know when to use un or una: example: un carro, una taza
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un/una are indefinite articles. un/unos is used to agree with masculine nouns and adjectives, una/unas is used to agree with feminine nouns and adjectives. generally, adjectives and nouns ending in o are masculine, and those ending in a are feminine. therefore, un carro, una taza
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