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le
masculine, singular
la
feminine, singular
les
masculine or feninine, plural
elision
used when a singular noun starts with a vowel sound, makes a contraction of the article an noun. le + loigon = l’oigon
liaison
used when a plural noun starts with a vowel, the final s of les (which is usually silent) is pronounced as a z-sound which is attached to the following noun. les + oranges = pronounced as “lay zorange”
additional usage
used with verbs of preference (likes and dislikes)
when not to use
with days of the week, months of the year, seasons, and cities
unique usage
using a definite article with days, weeks, or moths indicates a recurring event