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What are indefinite articles in Spanish?

The indefinite articles in Spanish are "un" and "una".

Here's how they work:

* "Un" is used before masculine singular nouns:

* Un libro (a book)

* Un perro (a dog)

* Un coche (a car)

* "Una" is used before feminine singular nouns:

* Una mesa (a table)

* Una casa (a house)

* Una flor (a flower)

Important Note:

* "Un" and "una" are only used before singular nouns. For plural nouns, you don't use any articles.

* Los libros (the books)

* Las casas (the houses)

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