Hey,
My question is basically when to use "uno". I know that you use it before any word starting with a z or s (and a few other examples) but everything that I have looked at says to use "uno" only when the z or s if followed by a consonant.
I was just puzzled if you would say "uno zaino" since the z is followed by a vowel in this case...or just "un zaino". Does "uno" apply to words like "zaino" even though the second letter is a vowel....or do you use "uno" no matter if a vowel follows the first consonant?
I hope this makes sense...I understand everything else about when to use what...just wanted to clear that up.
Thanks
My question is basically when to use "uno". I know that you use it before any word starting with a z or s (and a few other examples) but everything that I have looked at says to use "uno" only when the z or s if followed by a consonant.
I was just puzzled if you would say "uno zaino" since the z is followed by a vowel in this case...or just "un zaino". Does "uno" apply to words like "zaino" even though the second letter is a vowel....or do you use "uno" no matter if a vowel follows the first consonant?
I hope this makes sense...I understand everything else about when to use what...just wanted to clear that up.
Thanks