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What does what is the difference between "la"and "el" mean?
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The genre.
La perra / gata / mujer etc.
Also goes with words that include A at the end of it. For example =
La puertA / ventanA / camisA etc.
El gato / perro / hombre etc.
And the similar case but putting O at the end. For example =
El carrO / autO / camiÓn / helicopterO etc.
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@unknowngirl001 la es un determinante artículo determinado. Para indicar una cosa concreta
ejemplo la casa (no es una casa cualquiera es una casa concreta)
el tiene la misma función pero masculino.
if you don't understand it I can try to explain it in english
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