articulo
An *artículo* is a term used in Spanish to refer to a grammatical article, which is a word that precedes and modifies a noun to indicate its grammatical gender (masculine or feminine) and definiteness (definite or indefinite). Articles are essential components of Spanish grammar, functioning similarly to their counterparts in other Romance languages.
In Spanish, there are four types of articles: definite, indefinite, partitive, and demonstrative. The definite articles
Partitive articles, such as *el/la/los/las* before certain nouns (e.g., *el pan* for "some bread"), indicate a portion
The choice of article depends on the noun’s gender and number, as well as the context of
Beyond grammar, *artículo* can also refer to a written composition, such as a newspaper or magazine article,