'de' is the genitive ('of/from') preposition.
'Soy de Granada' = 'I am from Granada'
'El edificio es de piedra' = 'The building is (made) of stone'
'del/de la/de los/ de las' are combinations of 'de' and the definite ('the') article
= 'of/from the'
'del' is a contraction of 'de el' ('el' = 'the' for a masculine singular noun)
'de la' is the equivalent for feminine singular nouns
'de los'/'de las' are the equivalents for, respectively, masculine and feminine plural nouns.
mejor que los/las utilices or será mejor que los/las utilices
No, it is feminine. Use "las decoraciones" instead of "los decoraciones"
Los estudiantes - las estudiantes, depending on whether the students are male of female. If it is a mixed group, use the masculine form. Another term you may find for "students" is "los alumnos", "las alumnas".
el,la,las and los are definite articles, analagous to to the word 'the'. lo, la, los, and las are direct object pronouns.
You can say "los nietos". This includes male and female grandchildren. If you are talking about exclusively female grandchildren, you can use "las nietas".
la, las, el, los the one you use depends on what you're referring to. for example, to say "the girl", you would say: la chica. the boy=el chico. a group of boys and girls (children) is los chicos. and a group of all girl children is las chicas.
Le / les / lo / los / la / las / te / os quiero demasiado/mucho You need to know who the person is to use the verb "amar"
The spanish word De means 'of'. The Spanish word del means of the. Del is a Spanish contraction formed by taking the words de and el and combining them together.Instead of saying: "Este es la casa de el perro" (This is the dog's house).You would say: "Este es la casa del perro"This contraction only works with the article 'el'. You cannot contract the articles la, los, or las in the same way you do 'el'.This contraction concept also works with the word 'a' which means to.Instead of saying: "Voy a el parque" (I'm going to the park)You would say: "Voy al parque".This is also not like English where you can use either do not or don't and still be correct. In Spanish the contractions 'del' and 'al' MUST be contracted.
El and La mean "the" but you only use them when talking about one thing. Like a singular word. Ex- El Libro- the book. La fecha- The date. Also they identify gender. El is for masculine words (usually ones that end in "o") and la is for feminine words (usually ending in "a"). Los means "The" but plural. Los is the plural "The" for EL, and Las is the plural for "La". If you are talking about something that would be plural you would have to make the "The" plural and the thing plural. Ex- El libro- The book to Los libros- the books. La fetcha-the date to las fetchas-the dates.
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No, you cannot use "con" with time in Spanish. The correct way to say "It is seven twenty" in Spanish is "Son las siete veinte."
Beacaue when the spanish discovered Los Angeles everybody was happy and they kept saying "we found the angels" and the man (Gasper de Pontola) that discovered Los Angeles was spanish he caled it Los Angeles for the angels.The Mexicans named it that. It means city of angels