How to Say ‘All the processions’ in Spain Spanish
Todas las procesiones
TOH-dahs laz proh-theh-SYOH-nehs
[TOH-dahs laz proh-theh-SYOH-nehs]
💬 Usage Tip: todo matches its noun and needs las or los after it: todas las procesiones, todos los días "every day".
Phrase Breakdown
Todas
[TOH-dahs]
all
Feminine plural of 'todo', agreeing with a feminine plural noun.
Todas las tiendas están cerradas.
All the shops are closed.
las
[laz]
The
A definite article to specify particular entities.
Las casas son bellas.
The houses are beautiful.
procesiones
[proh-theh-SYOH-nehs]
processions
Plural of 'procesión', religious street parades.
Las procesiones salen por la noche.
The processions go out at night.
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