1. There are two singular indefinite articles in English (a , an) that function as both Spanish forms (a, an ) . English , and Spanish, the indefinite article refers to something unspecified .
2. EXAMPLES: I bought a car Compré un coche
3. The inhaled form is not dumb and do not add anything to the pronunciation of the noun . Phonetically , it's like the H does not exist. This form is similar to the H in Spanish words hello or home. Then these nouns require an indefinite article .
4. an hour una hora, an honest man un hombre honesto / honorado, an honor un honor, an herb una hierba.
5. Example: I bought a car Compré un coche, She saw an elephant Vio a un elefante, They have an idea. Tienen una idea, Do you have a pen? ¿Tienes un bolígrafo?
6. Although these nouns beginning with a vowel sound is not pure. Beginners lead vocal sound -y. Therefore they require the indefinite article instead of an. In English, the letter H has two forms. One way is drawn and require expulsion of air to pronounce it. It's like the letter J in Spanish ( jalapeno , Jalisco ) . When a noun begins with an aspirated H , you have to use the indefinite article.
7. Overall, the indefinite article is used in front of a noun ( name) that begins with a consonant. An indefinite article is used in front of a noun cominenzan with a vowel. However , there are exceptions. Nouns beginning with Europe or urgent require the indefinite article.
8. a euro un euro, a uranium mine una mina de uranio
9. There are two singular indefinite articles in English (a , an) that function as both Spanish forms (a, an ) . English , and Spanish, the indefinite article refers to something unspecified . Here are examples of statements that show that
10. A hat un sombrero, a helicopter un helicóptero, a house una casa, a human un humano
