el Learn Unstarted Summary The Spanish translation for “the (masculine)” is el. See also Recording English Spanish Learn the (feminine) la Learn Examples of "the" in use There are 13 examples of the Spanish word for "the" being used: Recording English Spanish Learn at (combination of "a" and "el") al Learn The man wants the cheese. El hombre quiere el queso. Learn The man wants the chicken. El hombre quiere el pollo. Learn The family wants the cheese. La familia quiere el queso. Learn The man wants the chicken with cheese. El hombre quiere el pollo con queso. Learn I want the chicken with cheese, please. Yo quiero el pollo con queso, por favor. Learn The man wants the hamburger with cheese, apples and bananas. El hombre quiere la hamburguesa con queso, manzanas y plátanos. Learn The dog doesn’t want the hamburger with cheese; the dog wants the apples and the bananas. El perro no quiere la hamburguesa con queso, el perro quiere las manzanas y los plátanos. Learn Where is the man? ¿Dónde está el hombre? Learn Do you want the water? Yes, please. ¿Quieres el agua? Sí, por favor. Learn Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Next page Next › Last page Last » Practice Lesson "the (masculine)" Practice (14) Lesson Learn Lesson words at (combination of "a" and "el"), the (masculine) etc. View all lesson words Lesson phrases Do you want the water? Yes, please., I want the chicken with cheese, please., The dog doesn’t want the hamburger with cheese; the dog wants the apples and the bananas., The family wants the cheese., The man wants the cheese., The man wants the chicken with cheese., The man wants the chicken., The man wants the hamburger with cheese, apples and bananas., Where is the juice?, Where is the man?, Why are you in the restaurant and not in the library? I don’t have a book!, Why is the man eating like a pig? etc. View all lesson phrases Themed Courses Miscellaneous 1 Part of Speech Courses Pronouns 1