What is the difference between los and las? Compare and contrast the definitions and English translations of los and las on SpanishDictionary.com, the world's most accurate Spanish-English reference website.

Aug 6, 2010 · Los and las are the plural articles in Spanish; the plural versions of el and la. 'S' makes things plural in Spanish just like in English, it should be pretty easy to remember that las is the plural of la. Then you just have to remember that los is the plural of el. It may help in remembering this to think about how the letter 'O' is a ...

Feb 22, 2015 · los = the (plural form of el, masculine) las = the (plural form of la, feminine) Examples: el perro = the dog. los perros = the dogs. la vaca = the cow. las vacas = the cows. Welcome to the forum, I hope this helps!

Feb 27, 2015 · "Los" can both mean "them" or "the". For example: "cuidado con los bandidos" and "la niñera nueva los cuida muy bien" are both correct uses of "los". However, in your example it wouldn't be right. Either "nos" or "les" would be correct, the first meaning he reads US a book, and the second meaning he reads THEM a book.

Aug 23, 2010 · los/las mean 'the' (definite, plural article) los calcetines = the socks. Generally, on vocabulary lists, you'll see definite articles with the noun to tell you if the noun is masculine or feminine, singular or plural. el calcetín - the sock

May 11, 2011 · El, La, Los, and Las, can all mean the. They all depend on the word they are describing. If the noun if masculine you use El or Los. For example, you say El Gato (The Cat), but you say Los Gatos (The Cats if it is plural. If the noun is feminine, you use La or Las. For example, La Hermana (The Sister) and Las Hermanas (The Sisters).

Mar 8, 2012 · a los = use this one if the noun that follows it is masculine plural. a la = use this one if the noun that follows it is feminine singular. a las = use this one if the noun that follows it is feminine plural. I'm borrowing Farallon's great examples to show you: •Voy al colegio. el colegio (masculine and singular) •Vamos a los museos.

Sep 26, 2017 · escribe: Verb - describes an action or state–in this case the act of writing. It is conjugated in the first person singular which means that a single person is performing the action (i.e. writing) and is being spoken of as though they were neither the …

Jan 16, 2010 · "Los" is a direct object, so it replaces a word in a sentence to refer to from a previous sentence. For example: No sé dónde están los libros. Los perdí ayer. (I don't know where the books are. I lost them yesterday.) Here, "los" …

Feb 6, 2009 · I guess that it must be "la una" because it is "a las xxx" and "son las xxx". I will try to look this up in my textbook. And I will look up "hour" to see what is its gender because that is probably what governs this use. tony said: thank you at 7 oclock and it is 7 oclock >