Usages of una
Mi abuelo cuenta una historia interesante sobre su vida de viajero.
My grandfather tells an interesting story about his life as a traveler.
Tengo una cita importante el próximo mes.
I have an important appointment next month.
Pongo una manzana y un sándwich en mi mochila para el almuerzo.
I put an apple and a sandwich in my backpack for lunch.
Hay una tienda en la esquina.
There is a store on the corner.
Cuando era niño, nadaba a menudo en una piscina que estaba lejos de casa.
When I was a child, I often swam in a pool that was far from home.
En la sala de espera reviso mi pasaporte y escribo una carta a mi amigo chileno.
In the waiting room I check my passport and write a letter to my Chilean friend.
Soñamos con viajar a una isla pequeña en medio del océano.
We dream of traveling to a small island in the middle of the ocean.
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