It means "the" in the masculine plural sense. Los libros is "the books".
Los Altos means 'The heights' in Spanish.
same way just with a spanish accent LOS ANGELES (los an-heles)
That's not Spanish. If you mean "Los ángeles", that means "the angels".
The neighbors :)
"Los niños españoles" in Spanish translates to "the Spanish children" in English.
Los Angeles is itself a Spanish word, meaning "the angels".
It is not a Spanish phrase. Perhaps you saw "Los Anillos" which means "The Rings".
The plural of "el sofá" in Spanish is "los sofás."
The plural of 'el día' in Spanish is 'los días.'
"Los esqueletos" means 'the skeletons' in Spanish.
Los Angeles = The Angels
Los Abuelos is Spanish for "Grandparents" or "Grandfathers"