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How do I write the proper form of the indefinite article before a noun

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What is an indefinite article in Spanish?

[] un, una, unos and unas

-> They all mean a, an, one, or some

What determines which one you use?

[] The object or whatever you are describing's "gender" and amount

[] Gender:

-> Un and unos are mascilune.

-> Una and unas are feminine

[] Amount:

-> Use un and una when talking about a single thing

-> Use unos and unas when talking about multiply things

Example:

A book is a single thing. In Spanish book is "libro" and this is masculine.

-> Un libro = a book

Tables are multiple things. In Spanish tables are "mesas" which are feminine.

-> Unas mesas = some tables

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