Spanish (and I don’t think French) doesn’t have that many words for “the”. It’s just “El” and “La”.
I suppose “los” and “las” as well… Sorta. But that’s just plural “El/La”. Which might sound unnecessary but having everything match plurality and grammatical gender does clear up ambiguity sometimes.
Spanish (and I don’t think French) doesn’t have that many words for “the”. It’s just “El” and “La”.
I suppose “los” and “las” as well… Sorta. But that’s just plural “El/La”. Which might sound unnecessary but having everything match plurality and grammatical gender does clear up ambiguity sometimes.
Eso(s)/Esa(s) mean “that/those”