What is it? Singular indefinite articles 'un' and 'una'
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I can recognise the gender of nouns and use the singular indefinite articles, 'un' and 'una', in Spanish.
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[l] sounds the same in English and Spanish, but [ll] sounds different in Spanish.
Nouns and indefinite articles have grammatical gender in Spanish.
Most masculine nouns end in 'o' and most feminine nouns end in 'a'.
'Un' means a/an with masculine nouns, and 'una' is a/an with feminine nouns.
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