In Spanish grammar, there are indefinite articles (un, una, unos, unas) and definite articles (el/los, la/las,lo). Each article must agree in gender and number with the noun which it comes before.
| MASCULINE | MASCULINE | FEMININE | FEMININE | |
| SINGULAR | el (the) | un (a, an) | la (the) | una (a, an) |
| PLURAL | los (the) | unos (a, an) | las (the) | unas (a, an) |
| DEFINITE | INDEFINITE | DEFINITE | INDEFINITE |
Examples:
un libro – a book (indefinite, singular, masculine)
una carta – a letter (indefinite, singular feminine)
el hombre – the man (definite, singular, masculine)
la mujer – the women (definite, singular, feminine)
unos libros – some/few books (indefinite, plural, masculine)
unas cartas – some/few letters (indefinite, plural, feminine)
los hombres – the men (definite, plural, masculine)
las mujeres – the women (definite, plural, feminine)
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