2014年5月7日 · Vas a la estación todos los días. ~ You go to the station every day. In speaking, you won't have a problem. del comes naturally, and 'ael' is so hard to pronounce that you will naturally use 'al' :p

2012年3月8日 · a la = use this one if the noun that follows it is feminine singular. a las = use this one if the noun that follows it is feminine plural. I'm borrowing Farallon's great examples to show you: •Voy al colegio. el colegio (masculine and singular) •Vamos a los museos. los museos (masculine & plural) •Vaya a la casa. la casa (feminine and ...

2010年6月2日 · A + el is contracted to be "Al." For example, "Voy al gimnasio" (I'm going to the gym). Gimnasio is masculine so we use the definite article "el." A + la is not contracted. For example, "Voy a la tienda" (I'm going to the store). Tienda is …

"Al" is a form of "al", a contraction which is often translated as "to the". "A la" is a phrase which is often translated as "at" . Learn more about the difference between "al" and "a la" below.

2009年11月23日 · You use "al" (a contraction of a + el) when you are taking about a masculine noun and "a la" when you are talking about a feminine noun. For example: Voy al gimnacio (I'm going to the gym) Voy a la tienda (I'm going to the store)

2011年4月19日 · If it is used with "el" e.g go to the car / "va al coche", coche is masculine so "el coche", which can be joined with "al". It cannot be used with feminine nouns, as it wouldn't work Of course, "al" is used when there isn't actually a masculine object.

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Normally, whenever a and el are together, you must contract them to al. However, if el is a capitalized part of a name, it does not contract to al when used with a . For example:

Al decirle que tenía que ponerse a trabajar, Josué se enfadó mucho con su hermana. When she told him he needed to get to work, Josue got really mad at his sister. b. as

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