No. 6 in Spanish
un
"Un" is the Spanish indefinite article meaning "a" or "an."
In a sentence
Compré un libro interesante.
I bought an interesting book.
Used as an indefinite article to introduce a singular masculine noun.
Un día descubrirás tu camino.
One day you will discover your path.
Used as a numeral adjective implying an unspecified day.
Necesitamos un poco más de tiempo.
We need a bit more time.
Used as part of an adverbial phrase to signify a small amount.
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