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So I know the chart for the Food Articles (él, la, los, las or un, una, unos, unas), but I still don't understand when to say "una papa" and when to say "la papa". Could you explain it by using it in context?

Thanks in advance!

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updated Mar 19, 2013
edited by llamalovers000
posted by llamalovers000

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Sure, this one is easy. It´s like English, where we have ´a´ and ´the´

A potato is ¨Una papa¨ The potato is ¨La papa¨

Quiero una papa y una manzana.
I want a potato and an apple.

La papa es un ejemplo del tipo de las plantas que se llaman tubérculos. The potato is an examle of the type of plants called tubers.

Hope that helps.

updated Mar 10, 2013
edited by rogspax
posted by rogspax
Oh, it's exactly like the English language with different words! - llamalovers000, Mar 10, 2013