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"a (masculine)" in Spanish

un

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Summary

The Spanish translation for “a (masculine)” is un.

Pronounced the same

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	an	un	Learn

See also

Recording	English	Spanish	Learn
	a (feminine)	una	Learn

Examples of "a" in use

There are 9 examples of the Spanish word for "a" being used:

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	I want a banana.	Quiero un plátano.	Learn
	I don’t have a book.	No tengo un libro.	Learn
	I have a dog.	Yo tengo un perro.	Learn
	I want a coffee, please.	Yo quiero un café, por favor.	Learn
	A coffee with milk, please.	Un café con leche, por favor.	Learn
	I am a citizen from the United States.	Soy un ciudadano de los Estados Unidos.	Learn
	I have a dog and a cat.	Yo tengo un perro y un gato.	Learn
	Do you have a dictionary?	¿Tienes un diccionario?	Learn
	Why is the man eating like a pig?	¿Por qué el hombre come como un cerdo?	Learn

Practice Lesson

"a (masculine)" Practice (12)

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Lesson phrases

A coffee with milk, please.,

Do you have a dictionary?,

I am a citizen from the United States.,

I am in the library.,

I don’t have a book.,

I have a dog and a cat.,

I want a banana.,

I want a coffee, please.,

Why are you in the restaurant and not in the library?,

Why is the man eating like a pig?

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Themed Courses

Miscellaneous 2

Part of Speech Courses

Nouns 1

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