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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

See also

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a (feminine) una

Examples of "a" in use

There are 611 examples of the Spanish word for "a" being used:
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to manage a schedule para administrar un horario
Tom was slightly confused. Tom estaba un poco confundido.
We have an understanding. Tenemos un entendimiento.
a legal practitioner un practicante legal
I need a little piece of cardboard. Necesito un pequeño trozo de cartón.
a large, gnarled walking stick un gran palo de caminata retorcido
If only we had a garden! ¡Si tan solo tuviéramos un jardín!
She is still a bit groggy. Ella todavía está un poco aturdida.
Tom has an evil twin brother. Tom tiene un hermano gemelo malvado.
We’re building a wall. Estamos construyendo un muro.

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a balloon,
a banknote,
a basement,
a bean,
a beautiful book,
a beautiful, yellow-brown bird,
a beetle,
a beggar,
a big mistake,
a big shift,
a big, fat earwig,
a bipolar disorder,
a bit,
a bit too obvious,
a black coat,
a book,
a bow,
a bowl,
a boxer,
a bread
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