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"the (feminine)" in Spanish

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Summary

The Spanish translation for “the (feminine)” is la.

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the (masculine) el

Examples of "the" in use

There are 8 examples of the Spanish word for "the" being used:
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The family wants the cheese. La familia quiere el queso.
I am in the library, do you want a book? Estoy en la biblioteca ¿quieres un libro?
The man wants the hamburger with cheese, apples and bananas. El hombre quiere la hamburguesa con queso, manzanas y plátanos.
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.
I am going to the library to read books. Voy a la biblioteca a leer libros.
I don't like soda. No me gusta la soda.
The books in the library are blue, not red. Los libros de la biblioteca son azules, no rojos.
Why are you in the restaurant and not in the library? I don’t have a book! ¿Por qué estás en el restaurante y no en la biblioteca? ¡No tengo un libro!

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I am going to the library to read books.,
I am in the library, do you want a book?,
I don't like soda.,
The books in the library are blue, not red.,
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 hamburger with cheese, apples and bananas.,
Why are you in the restaurant and not in the library? I don’t have a book!
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