use of un, una when giving people's professions.

GretchenB1Kwiziq community member

use of un, una when giving people's professions.

I got ripped by several Spanish speakers for saying that "45 es una titere" is incorrect grammar. Because I am not fluent I could not argue the point. Am I correct or are they?

This question relates to:Spanish lesson "Not using un, una when giving people's professions in Spanish (zero article)"

Asked 4 years ago

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InmaKwiziq team member

Hola Gretchen

I am not quite sure what your question is... There is no profession in Spanish called "titere". "Títere" means "puppet" in Spanish. Do you mean "titiritero/-a"? This means "puppeteer". If you mean that, then you'd say:

"Soy titiritero." or "Soy titiritera"

I hope this helps,

Saludos

Inma

Like54 years ago

HugoC1Kwiziq community member

45 es titiritero! :)

Like14 years ago

GretchenB1Kwiziq community member

Thanks, I was thinking of it like a profession. I appreciate your explanation.

Like14 years ago

Gretchen asked:View original

use of un, una when giving people's professions.

I got ripped by several Spanish speakers for saying that "45 es una titere" is incorrect grammar. Because I am not fluent I could not argue the point. Am I correct or are they?

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