Spanish Grammar – A table 🇪🇸

Feminine

Since mesa is feminine we use ‘Una’

8 months ago

____ mesa

Una mesa

Explanation:
In Spanish, nouns have a gender and are either masculine or feminine. The noun “mesa” (table) is feminine. When saying “a table” in Spanish, you use the indefinite article “una” because it is the feminine form of “a/an” in Spanish. The other articles listed, “la” (the), “el” (the, masculine), and “un” (a/an, masculine), do not fit because “la” is a definite article and “el”/”un” are used with masculine nouns.

a few seconds ago

una,la,el,un info.

Una mesa

In Spanish, nouns have a gender and are either masculine or feminine. The noun “mesa” (meaning “table”) is feminine. Therefore, the indefinite article that corresponds to a feminine singular noun is “una,” meaning “a” or “an” in English. The definite article “la” would translate to “the” as in “la mesa” (the table). The articles “el” and “un” are masculine and wouldn’t be used with “mesa” since they go with masculine nouns, “el” being the definite article and “un” the indefinite one.

7 minutes ago

una info.

“____ mesa” translated as “a table” in English would be “una mesa” in Spanish. The reason why “una” is the answer is due to the Spanish language having grammatical gender for nouns. In Spanish, nouns are either masculine or feminine. The word for table, “mesa,” is a feminine noun. Therefore, the indefinite article that corresponds to the feminine, singular form must be used, which is “una.” The indefinite articles in Spanish are “un” (masculine, singular), “una” (feminine, singular), “unos” (masculine, plural), and “unas” (feminine, plural). Since we are referring to a singular, feminine noun, “una” is the correct choice before “mesa.”

8 minutes ago

una,la,el,un info.

Una

In Spanish, nouns have a gender and are either masculine or feminine. “Mesa” is a feminine noun, so it must be accompanied by a feminine article. The articles in Spanish are “el” for masculine singular, “la” for feminine singular, “los” for masculine plural, and “las” for feminine plural. Since we’re talking about a singular table, we need to use the singular article.

Out of the options you provided, “una” and “la” are feminine singular articles, which could both be potentially correct depending on the context. “El” and “un” are masculine singular articles and do not match the gender of “mesa.”

“La” is the definite article used to refer to a specific table that both the speaker and listener are aware of. “Una,” on the other hand, is the indefinite article used when referring to any table that is not specific.

If the intent is to say “a table” in a general sense (not a specific table), then “una” is the correct choice. Therefore, the phrase “a table” in Spanish would be “una mesa.”

13 minutes ago