More Than One One? (Un, Uno, Una, Unos, Unas)
There aren't many words to learn in this lesson--all but one have been taught in past lessons (see the Related Lessons section @ https://spanishdude.com/quickies/uno-.... This is more of an "idea" lesson. So just sit back, relax and listen to what I have to say.
The idea is quite simple too, it's just, there are lots of different forms of this same word: UNO.
There's masculine/feminine and singular/plural just like we learned in the past for nouns. But there's also a special circumstance you need to be aware of too. And since "uno" means "one", it's kind of weird that there's a plural form of it in the first place. Plural one?
GOOD NEWS: After you know how to use this word, the numbers are super easy. There's no masculine/feminine or singular/plural forms of the other numbers. In fact, in an upcoming lesson, I'll show you how to say any number between zero and one million with less than 35 words!
For now, watch this video and get this whole one/ones thing straightened out.
Hasta luego. Adiós amigo!
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