Indefinite articles in Galician grammar are essential for learners who want to understand and master this beautiful Romance language. In Galician, the indefinite articles (artigos indeterminados) are “un, unha, uns, and unhas,” which correspond to “a, an, some” in English. They are used to indicate that the noun is non-specific and refers to any member of a group. Like in other Romance languages, Galician gender and number are crucial, meaning that you must choose the appropriate indefinite article depending on whether the noun is masculine or feminine, singular or plural. The exercises provided below will help you practice using indefinite articles in Galician.
Maria busca *un_* (masculine_singular) traballo.
Son *uns* (masculine_plural) homes valentes.
*Unha_* (feminine_singular) amiga chamoume onte.
*Unhas_* (feminine_plural) estudantesvan á biblioteca.
Mexei *un_* (masculine_singular) árbore de Nadal.
Marta prefire *unha_* (feminine_singular) camisa azul.
Antón ten *uns* (masculine_plural) bolígrafos vermellos.
*Uns* (masculine_plural) persoas foron ás montañas.
*Un_* (masculine_singular) proverbio case se esqueceu.
Eles alugaron *unha* (feminine_singular) casa de vacacións.
Temos *uns* (masculine_plural) minutos para esperar.
Ela quere *unha* (feminine_singular) canoa.
Minha irmá necesita *un* (masculine_singular) xornal.
Eles trouxeron *uns* (masculine_plural) regalos.
Hai *un_* (masculine_singular) cuarto no andar de arriba.
A nai de Juan comprou *unha* (feminine_singular) boneca.
Eu atopei *uns* (masculine_plural) céntolos na praia.
*Unhas* (feminine_plural) árbores teñen flores rosadas.
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