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Claro, pero el montañismo también ofrece - / unos beneficios únicos.
Claro, pero el montañismo también ofrece - / unos beneficios únicos.
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Конечно, фраза "unos beneficios únicos" на испанском языке означает "несколько уникальных преимуществ" или "несколько уникальных выгод". В данном контексте, вероятно, речь идет о том, что альпинизм предлагает какие-то особенные преимущества или выгоды.
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@Polina_-
Ambas suenan bien.
Hay quien prefiere el uso del artículo y quienes prefieren omitirlo.
A mí, personalmente, me gusta más sin el artículo.
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@Polina_-
Contame más. Texto para presentar en el colegio?
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@Polina_-
De dónde es ella?
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@Polina_-
hola polina,
cómo dijo Marthu podes usar o no usar el artículo" unos" antes de beneficios únicos ( aunque también a mí me suena mejor sin el artículo )
te paso un enlace aquí:
https://www.spanishminute.com/cuando-no-se-usan...
los artículos DETERMINADOS ( el la los las) se usan cuando el sustantivo que les sigue es CONOCIDO por la persona con quién hablamos. ( son los beneficios de los que ya hablamos)
los INDETERMINADOS ( uno una unos unas) cuando NO son conocidos , cuando el hablante trae una INFORMACIÓN NUEVA
hay EXCEPCIONES PARA EL USO DE LOS ARTÍCULOS:
1) nombres propios
2) nombres de ciudades países y continentes
3) sustantivos Abstractos ( amor felicidad)
4) SUST PLURALES genéricos e incontables: Los sustantivos plurales genéricos e incontables, que se refieren a una clase o grupo de cosas en general, no necesitan artículos. Por ejemplo, decimos «Nunca bebo vino» en lugar de «Nunca bebo el vino».
5)Profesiones, nacionalidades y religiones
6) temas de estudio
7) verbos en INFINITIVO
8) los verbos quedar sobrar faltar y apetecer ( quedó comida de ayer , faltan vasos etc)
9) expresiones de tiempo y lugar ( en casa, en verano, etc)
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creo que aquí" beneficios " entra en la categoría de sustantivos PLURALES genéricos
puedes usarlo ( para indicar una información nueva ) o no usarlo porque es un plural genérico
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