Which of the following articles could you use with the letter "t" in Spanish: "te"? Question 2

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Does this mean I would never use EL or Un with Te?Thank You

Inma Sánchez · Accepted Answer

Hola Jeannette
It means that if you are referring to the letter "t" in Spanish, you would use the feminine articles, not the masculine:
la te, una te
not el te or un te
This is when we are talking about the letter t, not if we are talking about the noun "té" (tea). 
Saludos
Inma

Erika Kretzmer · Answer

I learned that words that begin with "a" should use "el", even when they are feminine.  Are letters an exception to this?

Erika Kretzmer · Answer

I learned that words that begin with "a" should use "el", even when they are feminine.  Are letters an exception to this?

Erika Kretzmer · Answer

I learned that words that begin with "a" should use "el", even when they are feminine.  Are letters an exception to this?

Ida Subaran · Answer

I am sorry but I dont understand the question, so I cant give an answer!.Ida

Ida Subaran · Answer

I am sorry but I dont understand the question, so I cant give an answer!.Ida

Inma Sánchez · Answer

Hola a todosWe had in mind your comments and changed the wording on the questions; we hope there is no room for confusion now and it's absolutely clear that we're referring to the letters of the alphabet (as nouns), not any word that contains the specific letter. Saludos cordialesInma