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| Meaning || ''“Él”'' with an accent is a personal pronoun. It is the third-person singular (masculine) pronoun in Spanish, which in English would translate as He. Must be always written with an accent. || On the other hand, ''“el”'' without an accent is a definite article. In English there is only one definite article; the. ''“El”'' and “the”, are therefore equivalent. However, in Spanish there are other articles (''la, los, las''). So, ''“el”'' is used in cases in which the noun we are going to talk about is singular masculine. | | Meaning || ''“Él”'' with an accent is a personal pronoun. It is the third-person singular (masculine) pronoun in Spanish, which in English would translate as He. Must be always written with an accent. || On the other hand, ''“el”'' without an accent is a definite article. In English there is only one definite article; the. ''“El”'' and “the”, are therefore equivalent. However, in Spanish there are other articles (''la, los, las''). So, ''“el”'' is used in cases in which the noun we are going to talk about is singular masculine. |