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what does spanish words el rato mean?

"El rato" in Spanish means "the time" or "the while".

It's a bit more specific than just saying "time" in English. It usually refers to a short period of time or a moment.

Here are some examples:

* "Estoy aquí por un rato." (I am here for a while.)

* "Esperaré un rato." (I will wait a while.)

* "Pasé un rato agradable con mis amigos." (I had a nice time with my friends.)

It's important to note that "el rato" is masculine, so you'll need to use the masculine definite article "el" before it.

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