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Certain languages possess dual indefinite articles
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Certain languages, such as French and Italian, possess a dual system of indefinite articles, featuring both standard singular indefinite articles and partitive articles for non-count nouns.

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Gender, number, and indefinite articles: About the 'typological inconsistency' of Italian
2007 · cited by 10
Discusses how Romance languages like French and Italian feature both an indefinite article and a partitive article, serving as a dual system of indefinite nominal determination.
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The retrieved papers, particularly those discussing Romance languages (such as French and Italian), document the presence of both standard indefinite articles and partitive articles acting as indefinite determiners, confirming the claim.

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Articles in Romance languages: contrastive and linguistic-cognitive approach
2025 · cited by 1
Identifies multiple functioning formats for articles in Romance languages, explicitly including both standard indefinite articles and partitive articles.
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