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[[File:Ejemplo de lenguaje inclusivo.jpg|thumb|200px|Spanish-language in Uruguay using neutral articles, referring to martyred students as "les estudiantes."]] | |||
Standard Spanish articles have binary gender as well as number. The indefinite articles are ''un, unos, una, unas''. The definite articles are ''el, los, la, las''. People have come up with some gender-neutral alternatives to these. | Standard Spanish articles have binary gender as well as number. The indefinite articles are ''un, unos, una, unas''. The definite articles are ''el, los, la, las''. People have come up with some gender-neutral alternatives to these. | ||
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