| 11. | Yiddish, like English, does not have a plural indefinite article.
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| 12. | :It is certainly correct English-the whole phrase would sound completely wrong without that indefinite article.
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| 13. | See When definite and indefinite articles should be avoided.
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| 14. | The partitive article is similar to the indefinite article but used for uncountable singular nouns.
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| 15. | In Dutch, the indefinite article doesn't depend on gender, while in West Flemish, it does.
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| 16. | The declination of the indefinite article has disappeared.
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| 17. | There is no indefinite article in the plural, the noun is just used on its own.
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| 18. | In my titles I use the indefinite article.
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| 19. | Are there any languages that ever use or used dual definite articles or dual indefinite articles?
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| 20. | Michif derives nouns, numerals, definite / indefinite articles, possessive pronouns, some adverbs and adjectives from Cree.
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