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Galego Galician
Family	Sub-family	Language of	Script
Indo-European	Italic	Galicia, Spain; European Union (accepted as a dialect of Portuguese)	Latin

Galician, like most Romance languages, has two genders: masculine and feminine. Genders help to determine grammatical items such as adjective and article agreement.

	Masculine	Feminine	Masculine (plural)	Feminine (plural)
Definite article	o	a	os	as
Indefinite article	un	unha	uns	unhas
Adjective (-o)	branco	branca	brancos	brancas

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Below are examples listed for each permutation of gender.

	Noun (English)	Noun (Galician)	Definite	Indefinite	pequeno
Masculine	horse	cabalo	o cabalo	un cabalo	cabalo pequeno
Feminine	street	rúa	a rúa	unha rúa	rúa pequena
Masculine (plural)	sons	fillos	os fillos	uns fillos	fillos pequenos
Feminine (plural)	mountains	montañas	as montañas	unhas montañas	montañas pequenas

Galician pages
Introduction · Gender · Numbers

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		Eastern Romance	Moldovan, Romanian
		Southern Romance	Sardian,
		Western Romance	Pyrenean-Mozarabic	Aragonese, Mozarabic
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			Rhaeto-Romance	Friulian, Ladin, Romansh
			Oscan	Sabine, South Picene, Oscan
			Umbrian	Aequian, Marsian, Umbrian, Volscian
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