ASK A QUESTION "when is el and la used"?
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They both mean "the," as in "the dog ran." El is used before a masculine noun, for example "el hombre." And la is used before a feminine noun, for example, "la mujer."
There are a few exceptions to this rule, such as "el agua" (agua is a feminine noun).
- Oct 22, 2009
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i had a similar question, what is the difference between el and la, but i know that, like, "el maestro" is a male teacher and "la maestra" is a female teacher. stuff like that.
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Ahhh! But what about El policía?
- Yes, there are exceptions to the rule, which must be learned. Also, let's not forget ....la policía = police woman. - --Mariana-- Oct 22, 2009 flag
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