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Números, numeración, cardinales, etc. Numbers, numeration, cardinals, etc.
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Using "Uno", "Un", and "Una" and a generalization of any number with a units digit of one
To start of, let me clarify what I "know" about "uno", "un", and "una":
Uno is used when the object is not mentioned.
Un is when the object is mentioned.
Una is the feminine form of "Un".
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