Captulo I Espanol I. Articles In English, we always use “the”, “a” or “an” when we are talking about something. “the boy”, “a boy”, “an apple” …you get.

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Captulo I Espanol I

Articles In English, we always use “the”, “a” or “an” when we are talking about something. “the boy”, “a boy”, “an apple” …you get the idea

Articles In Spanish on the other hand, we do the same, but those articles have genders, masculine and feminine: El = “the”, un = “a, an”; masculine La = “the”, una = “a, an”; feminine For example, la chica, is the girl… …we use LA and not EL because chica is feminine. If it were chico, we’d use EL.

People La familia………………………………….. Family Te presento a mi familia, los Simpsons

People El hombre………. Man Un hombre……… A man

People La mujer……………….woman Una mujer…………..A woman

People El muchacho/chico…………..boy Un muchacho/chico………A boy

People La muchacha/chica……………………..girl Una muchaca/chica…………………A girl

Professions El doctor (la doctora) “Hola, todos!”

Professions El policia (la policia)

Professions el/la estudiante

Professions El maestro (la maestra) El profesor (la profesora)