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Un and Una
- Meaning: A or An
- Un (used with masculine nouns)
- Una (used with feminine nouns)
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Do NOT use...
- when after ser(to be) unless noun is modified.
- Not modified ex: Soy profesor (I am a teacher)
- Modified ex: Él es un buen dentista (He is a good dentist)
- Good makes dentist modified
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Do NOT use...
- When After con ("with") and sin ("without")
- Without Ex: Escribe sin ordenador (He writes without a computer.)
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Do NOT use...
- When After tener ("to have"), comprar ("to buy"), llevar ("to wear")
- Tener Ex: No tengo coche. (I don't have a car)
- Comprar Ex: Vamos a comprar casa. (We're going to buy a house.)
- Llevar Ex: Lleva camisa. (He is wearing a shirt.)
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Do NOT use...
- After In exclamations using qué ("what")
- Ex: Qué lástima! (What a shame)
- Ex: Qué casa! (What a house!)
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DO use...
- In a series of two or more words joined by "and" (y in Spanish)
- Ex: Un gato y un perro (A cat and a dog)
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