it means the window
"do you have the window?"
The correct term is "la ventana," as "ventana" is a feminine noun in Spanish. Therefore, it is used with the feminine article "la."
Ir a la ventana (to go to the window) Vaya a la ventana (you [formal-singular] go to the window) Vete a la ventana (you [informal-singular] go to the window) Vayan a la ventana (You [plural] go to the window)
cortinas de la ventana
que lejos es la ventana y el hotel?
veteran
cortinas de la ventana
It is "ventana de la cocina".
It is Spanish for "a window.
If you mean 'window' - ventana
a window
Flores en la ventana = flowers IN the window (ex. in stained glass) Flores al lado de la ventana = flowers next to the window Flores cerca de la ventana = flowers near the window