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- "Tengo una esponja amarilla."
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In such cases when grammar dictates it differently it's better to write the version you think is correct, especially since you know that the difference is hard to hear. In this case, you know that the un/una indefinite article needs to be conjugated to the gender of the noun, "un esponja" can't possibly be correct. It has to be "una esponja". I occasionally make mistakes with this approach as well when I completely mishear things, but it is a lot less often this way, and it also helps with remembering the rules if you think about the grammar a couple more times.
Onkel116553
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I really wonder what happened to the male computer voice when he was reading the last syllable of esponja. I'm sure it hurt ...