The phrases you've provided seem to contain some variations and possible errors related to the use of "café" in Spanish. Here's a breakdown of each phrase:
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"en el café" - This translates to "in the café," referring to being physically inside a café.
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"a la café" - This phrase is grammatically incorrect in Spanish. The correct form would typically be "a la cafetería," which means "to the café." "Café" is a masculine noun, so "a la" should not be used here.
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"en la café" - This is also grammatically incorrect because "café" is masculine. It should be "en el café" (in the café). "La" is used for feminine nouns.
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"en al café" - This phrase is incorrect as well. The correct form would be "al café," meaning "to the café." "Al" is the contraction of "a el," so "en al" doesn't work in standard Spanish.
In summary:
- Use "en el café" for "in the café."
- Use "al café" for "to the café."
- "a la café" and "en la café" are incorrect.