In this Spanish for Seniors lesson, you’ll learn the plural of “the” which is either “los” or “las” depending on if the word following it is feminine (ends with an “a”) or masculine (ends with an “o”). If you’d like to learn more, try the beginning Spanish course below.
| English | Spanish |
| They (m) have | (Ellos) Tienen |
| the books. | los libros. |
| They (f) have | (Ellas) Tienen |
| the jobs. | los trabajos. |
| I have | (Yo) tengo |
| the words. | las palabras. |
| Carmen, you have | Carmen, (Tú) Tienes |
| the papers. | los papeles. |
| We have | (Nosotros) Tenemos |
| the things. | las cosas. |
| Dr. Garcia, you have | Dr. Garcia (Ud.) Tiene |
| the cell phones. | los teléfonos celulares. |
| I have | (Yo) tengo |
| the girls. | las niñas. |
| He has | (Él) tiene |
| the games. | los juegos. |
| All of you have | (Uds.) Tienen |
| the businesses. | los negocios. |
| She has | (Ella) tiene |
| the tables. | las mesas. |