Definite and Indefinite Articles in Spanish

This video tutorial covers the use of definite and indefinite articles in Spanish. It explains the four Spanish equivalents of the English definite article 'the': 'el', 'la', 'los', and 'las', and provides examples for each. The tutorial also discusses the four Spanish indefinite articles: 'un', 'una', 'unos', and 'unas', with examples illustrating their use. The video encourages viewers to engage by liking, commenting, and sharing.

How many Spanish equivalents are there for the English definite article 'the'?

• 2

• 3

• 4

• 5

Which article is used with masculine singular nouns in Spanish?

• las

• los

• la

• el

What does 'la casa' mean in English?

• The book

• The house

• The table

• The paper

Which article is used with feminine plural nouns in Spanish?

• las

• los

• la

• el

What does 'los libros' mean in English?

• The tables

• The houses

• The papers

• The books

Which indefinite article is used with masculine singular nouns in Spanish?

• unas

• un

• una

• unos

What does 'una casa' mean in English?

• A book

• A house

• An apple

• A table

Which indefinite article is used with feminine plural nouns in Spanish?

• una

• un

• unas

• unos

What does 'unos libros' mean in English?

• Some books

• Some papers

• Some houses

• Some tables

What does 'unas mesas' mean in English?

• Some tables

• Some houses

• Some papers

• Some books