Prepositional contraction: al ("to the", "to") is the contraction formed with a and el ("the"), the masculine definite article, yet the contraction is waived when the article is part of a title:
Famosas antes y después de
Con, derives from the Latin CVM ("with"), is an idiosyncratic preposition that combines with the personal pronouns mí, ti, and sí as the forms: conmigo ("with me"), contigo ("with you"), and consigo ("with her-, himself"). Linguistically, the denotation of the -go suffix originally was inherent to con, that is — in Latin, CVM was often placed after its pronoun, thus the MECVM, TECVM, SECVM, et cetera, usages. This popular Latin usage gave Spanish the migo, tigo, and sigo, and the nosco and vosco forms, their usages now lost; like-wise the denotations of the -go and -co suffixes, in the event, speakers redundantly prefixed con- to these words, hence this Spanish prepositional usage. (see: inflected preposition)
Famosas antes y después de la
This syntactical reversion also occurs in the Italian language, wherein one can say con me, con te, and con sé, or, in the archaic style, meco, teco, and seco.
antes y cómo ha quedado
y famosos antes y después
Famosas
Famosos antes y despues de
Famosas antes y después de
Con, derives from the Latin CVM ("with"), is an idiosyncratic preposition that combines with the personal pronouns mí, ti, and sí as the forms: conmigo ("with me"), contigo ("with you"), and consigo ("with her-, himself"). Linguistically, the denotation of the -go suffix originally was inherent to con, that is — in Latin, CVM was often placed after its pronoun, thus the MECVM, TECVM, SECVM, et cetera, usages. This popular Latin usage gave Spanish the migo, tigo, and sigo, and the nosco and vosco forms, their usages now lost; like-wise the denotations of the -go and -co suffixes, in the event, speakers redundantly prefixed con- to these words, hence this Spanish prepositional usage. (see: inflected preposition)
Famosas antes y después de la
This syntactical reversion also occurs in the Italian language, wherein one can say con me, con te, and con sé, or, in the archaic style, meco, teco, and seco.
antes y cómo ha quedado
y famosos antes y después
Famosas
Famosos antes y despues de
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