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"de la" means 'some' or 'of the' in French. You use "de la" with feminine nouns and "du" before masculine nouns.
de la viande = some meat.
la porte de la maison = the door of the house
du sucre = sugar, some sugar
When a noun begins with a vowel sound, "de la" and "du" are replaced by a shortened form, " de l' "
de l'eau = some water
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