No. 600 in Spanish
aquellos
"Those" (referring to masculine or mixed plural nouns far from the speaker).
In a sentence
Aquellos libros en la estantería son de mi abuela.
Those books on the shelf belong to my grandmother.
In this sentence, 'aquellos' is used as a demonstrative adjective to refer to 'libros' (books). It indicates specifically the ones in the context, which are farther away in distance or time.
Recuerdo aquellos días felices de mi juventud.
I remember those happy days of my youth.
Here, 'aquellos' is used to denote a time in the past, emphasizing a specific period distinctly separated from the present.
Conversamos sobre aquellos que han viajado al extranjero.
We talked about those who have traveled abroad.
In this sentence, 'aquellos' is used as a pronoun to replace a noun, referring to people specified in the context who are distinct from the current situation.
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