2014年5月7日 · I've been teaching myself Spanish, and I am having a hard time remembering when to use: del, el, a la, and al. Can anyone explain why there are these four different phrases and how to use them properly?

El or la? As a Spanish-language learner, this is a question you've probably asked yourself often when having to assign an article to a noun . Artículos , articles in English, are small functional words that go before a noun to tell us if the noun we are referring to is general or specific.

Definite articles in Spanish are: el – la – los – las. They are equivalent to the English word “the” . By the end of this lesson, you will be able use these articles properly in sentences .

2018年1月12日 · a后面接的是目的地，表示去哪；el 和 la都是定冠词 al=a + el，el 后面接阳性名词，al cine=to the cinema la后面接阴性名词，a la tienda=to the shop

2010年6月2日 · A + el is contracted to be "Al." For example, "Voy al gimnasio" (I'm going to the gym). Gimnasio is masculine so we use the definite article "el." A + la is not contracted. For example, "Voy a la tienda" (I'm going to the store). Tienda is …

2015年2月22日 · Al is the contraction of a el, the preposition a (at/to) and the article el (the): Dale esto a-el cartero. Dale esto al cartero. Give this to the mailman. You must always write al, never a el, unless you're talking of a proper noun that includes El: Vamos a El Salvador. Let's go to El Salvador. A él is the preposition a and the personal ...

La palabra ‘ala‘, según el Diccionario de la Real Academia Española, es un sustantivo femenino, por lo que debería estar acompañada normalmente de un artículo femenino. Ahora bien, el español tiene una regla fonética que dice que los sustantivos femeninos que comienzan con la a tónica (esto es, que lleva el acento en la ...

2020年5月8日 · Learn all about the Spanish gender roles below – Feminine (la) vs Masculine (el). With these rules below, you’ll know which to use with every word “el” or “la”. The standard rules are here on the top of the page, but you shouldn’t trust them fully.

How do you use the Spanish definite articles “el, los, la, las”? What are their forms and particularities? When is the masculine article shortened to “al”?

In the case of a la maestra, la is a definite article (femenino singular->feminine singular) that you put before of a noun to indicate this noun is known to the speaker. Vamos a entender al maestro. al is the contraction of a el and el is a definite article (masculino singular->masculine singular) that you put before of a noun to indicate this ...