Some or one (singular pronoun) in Spanish
Some or one (singular pronoun) in Spanish is alguno (ahl-GOO-noh), or alguna.
- Spanish
- alguno
- Say it
- ahl-GOO-noh
- Also said
- alguna
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Some, any, each and both in Spanish
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- algunossome (plural) · ahl-GOO-nohs
- algúnsome (before a masculine singular noun) · ahl-GOON
- variosseveral · BAH-ryohs
- ningunonone (singular pronoun) · neen-GOO-noh
- ningúnno (before a masculine singular noun) · neen-GOON
- cualquierany (before a singular noun) · kwahl-KYEHR
- cualquieraany one (pronoun) · kwahl-KYEH-rah
- cadaeach · KAH-dah
- ambosboth · AHM-bohs
Questions about alguno
How do you say some or one (singular pronoun) in Spanish?
Some or one (singular pronoun) in Spanish is alguno. You can also say alguna.
How do you pronounce alguno?
Say it ahl-GOO-noh. The syllable in capitals is stressed: GOO. This guide follows Latin American Spanish.
What does alguno mean in English?
In English, alguno means some or one (singular pronoun).
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