What is the translation of "LOS RUMORES SON CIERTOS" in English?

The phrase "LOS RUMORES SON CIERTOS" translates colloquially to: "The rumors are true — I don't like to chat."

What does the word "los" mean in this context?

In this phrase, "los" means: the (plural definite article)

In this phrase, "rumores" means: gossip, rumors — literally 'things that are murmured'

In this phrase, "son" means: are (3rd person plural of 'ser' — to be)

In this phrase, "ciertos" means: true — related to 'cierto' meaning 'certain'

The phrase "NO ME GUSTA CHAMBEAR" translates colloquially to: "I don't like to chat."

In this phrase, "no" means: no / not — negation

In this phrase, "me" means: me — indirect object pronoun (to/for me)

In this phrase, "gusta" means: likes / is pleasing to — from 'gustar' (to please)

In this phrase, "chambea" means: to chat, to hang out casually — colloquial slang

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Rumors are true — I don’t like to chat.