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An indefinite article used before singular nouns when the noun is mentioned for the first time or when it is not specific.
Anh có một cuốn sách.
He has a book.
Tôi muốn mua một chiếc xe.
I want to buy a car.
In Vietnamese, 'a' is often translated as 'một' when referring to a singular, unspecified noun.
In Vietnamese, 'a' is not used as an article. Instead, 'một' is used to indicate an unspecified singular noun.
Use 'a' before singular nouns when the noun is not specific or is mentioned for the first time.
Derived from the Old English 'ān,' meaning 'one,' and used as an indefinite article in modern English.
In Vietnamese, 'a' is not used as an article. Instead, 'một' is used to indicate an unspecified singular noun.