las

used before plural nouns that refer to feminine entities or objects in a sentence

las

• las + plural noun

Collocations las chicas · las flores

• The girls are playing in the park.

  Las chicas están jugando en el parque.

used as a pronoun to refer back to feminine plural nouns or entities previously mentioned in the conversation or text

las

• las

• I saw the flowers in the garden. They are beautiful.

  Vi las flores en el jardín. Son hermosas.

used as a demonstrative adjective to point out specific feminine plural nouns or entities in the immediate context

esas, aquellas (those)

• las + plural noun

• Those flowers are over there.

  Esas flores están allí.

used in reflexive constructions with feminine plural nouns or entities to indicate actions performed by the subjects themselves

las

• se las

• They gave themselves a lot of trouble.

  Se dieron mucho trabajo.

used as an object pronoun to refer back to feminine plural nouns or entities previously mentioned in the conversation or text, often used after verbs and prepositions

las

• verb + las

• I gave the books to them.

  Le di los libros a ellas.

used as a subject pronoun to refer back to feminine plural nouns or entities previously mentioned in the conversation or text, often used at the beginning of sentences or clauses

ellas

• ellas

• They are coming to the party.

  Ellas vienen a la fiesta.

used as a possessive adjective to indicate ownership or association with feminine plural nouns or entities previously mentioned in the conversation or text

sus (their)

• sus + noun

• They have their own ideas.

  Tienen sus propias ideas.

used as an indefinite article to refer to feminine plural nouns or entities in a general sense, often used when introducing new information or concepts

unas (some)

• unas + noun

• There are some flowers in the garden.

  Hay unas flores en el jardín.