A / An in Spanish\n\n For singular/feminine we use: Una mesa. For masculine plural we use: Unos coches. For plural feminine we use: Unas mesas.
In Spanish, when referring to nouns that have no inherent gender, such as "table" ("mesa" in Spanish), the article used is determined by the sound at the beginning of the word. If the word begins with a stressed "a" sound, the article "la" is used. If it begins with any other sound, the article "el" is used.
We know a little about a lot of things; just enough to make us dangerous. I can dig Elvis. There ain't no me if there ain't no you.
In Castiel's final moments, he smiles through his tears as the Empty takes both him and Billie, saving Dean. Castiel's final words are "Goodbye, Dean." I have to say, I had a gut feeling Castiel wouldn't make it out of the series alive, and as devastating as that was to watch, what a way to go.
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"Vaquero" é o nome de um cowboy mexicano e o termo provável que evoluiu para a palavra
nglo para coubói, "buckaroo". 🌜 Texas Ranch House. Talk Like a Vaqueró PBS - Treze
en : ranchohouse ; pop_vaquero A palavra inglesa couldow foi 🌜 derivada de vaqueros, uma
alavra