A Few Curiosities of Spanish

This is a fun word. It isn’t one of those “English doesn’t have it,” things. It’s just a bit unique and clever. In English, “unos/unas” translates to something like “some, a couple, a few,” or “around, about, or so.” For example, you might say, “See you in a few weeks,” or, “I need a couple apples,” or “I live about five miles from work.” <ul> <li>“Let’s meet up in a few weeks.” “Nos vemos en unas semanas”</li> <li>“You need a couple papers.” “Hace falta unos documentos.”</li> </ul> Great, so what’s so interesting? What’s so interesting is that “unos” is the plural of “uno”. <a href="https://jamessharpe.medium.com/a-few-curiosities-of-spanish-f9d1c3aa747f">Click Here</a>