"Unos guantes" in Spanish means "some gloves" in English. The word "unos" is a plural masculine article used to indicate an unspecified quantity of gloves.
When doing indirect object replacement you can either place the indirect object before a conjugated verb or connected to the end of an infinitive, or participle. In this case, the verb phrase is "Quiero comprarles" and the indirect object is connected to the end of the infinitive. An alternative placement would be before the conjugated verb "Les quiero comprar".
"Unos lápices" in Spanish means "some pencils" in English. The word "unos" is the plural form of "un" which means "a" or "an" in English.
"Unos sueños" is Spanish for "some dreams" or "a few dreams."
En mi mochila tengo unos boligrafos means: In my schoolbag I have one pen.
The indefinite article for "papeles" is "unos" in Spanish.
It means "gloves".
Los guantes
"Unos lápices" in Spanish means "some pencils" in English. The word "unos" is the plural form of "un" which means "a" or "an" in English.
It means "the glove".
Unos pinceles is spanish for some paint brushes.
Unos libros means some books, or a few books.
Guantes de oro was created in 1961.
number 1
"Unos sueños" is Spanish for "some dreams" or "a few dreams."
Translation: Some chairs
unos, algunos, vários
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