“Which do you prefer, hamburgers or sandwiches?” Which order of pronouns would you use for hamburgers and sandwiches when translating into Spanish? A. los and las B. lo and la C. las and los D. la and lo

C

Explanation:

First of all, you're talking about definite articles, not pronouns. In English, there is only one definite article, the word "the". In Spanish, there are 4: él, la, los, and las.

él = singular masculine

la = singular feminine

los = plural masculine

las = plural feminine

The definite article you use depends on the noun you are using with it. In Spanish, hamburgers are las hamburguesas and sandwiches are los sandwiches. Since hamburguesas is plural and feminine you would use las and the same applies to sandwiches. Therefore the answer is las and los.

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