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What are the definite articles in spanish?

The definite articles in Spanish are:

* el (masculine singular)

* la (feminine singular)

* los (masculine plural)

* las (feminine plural)

They are used before nouns to indicate that the noun is specific and known to both the speaker and the listener.

Here are some examples:

* El libro (The book)

* La mesa (The table)

* Los libros (The books)

* Las mesas (The tables)

Note:

* "El" and "los" are used before masculine nouns.

* "La" and "las" are used before feminine nouns.

* The article "lo" is used before neuter nouns (e.g., "lo bueno" - the good thing).

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