Could someone help me please?

Which of the following says "some strong men" in Spanish

los hombres fuertes
unos hombres fuertes

I think it is unos hombres fuertes becuase the los hombres fuertes states the strong men, doesn't it

I don't think it's "los" but you should wait for SraJMcGin's response to be sure.

los = the

unos = some

Sra

Sure, I'd be happy to help you!

In Spanish, "some strong men" can be translated as "unos hombres fuertes", not "los hombres fuertes".

To understand why, let's break it down:

- "Hombres fuertes" means "strong men" in Spanish.
- "Unos" is an indefinite article that corresponds to "some" in English. It is used when we want to express an indefinite quantity or when the noun is not specified.

Therefore, "unos hombres fuertes" translates to "some strong men".

On the other hand, "los hombres fuertes" is the definite article "los" which corresponds to "the" in English. It is used when we want to refer to specific or known objects or people. So, "los hombres fuertes" would mean "the strong men", not "some strong men".

Remember, when translating to another language, it's important to consider the correct articles to convey the intended meaning.