ningún and algún
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What does the endings in algún and ningún(-o, -a, -os, -as) mean?
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updated Apr 23, 2011
edited by webdunce
posted by Keera1
Corrected a formatting issue with the title. - webdunce, Apr 23, 2011
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When adjectives, "algún" and "ningún" are used when preceding a singular masculine noun.
You would only add endings when the masculine singular comes after the noun, or just any other form.
Por Ejemplo:
Algún libro - Some/Any book - Libro algúno
Algúnos libros - Some/Any books
Algúna gata - Some/Any cat
Algúnas gatas - Some/Any cats
When used as pronouns, the singular masculine has an -o ending, as is changed as most gender-specific nouns are. 
updated Apr 23, 2011
edited by Felixlynx
posted by Felixlynx
You forgot one. When alguno or ninguno follows the singular, masculine noun - 0074b507, Apr 23, 2011
It's only algún or ningún if it precedes the masculine, singular noun. - 0074b507, Apr 23, 2011
Thanks gfreed :) - Felixlynx, Apr 23, 2011
