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what

I thought que meant what

3 years ago

Que

It can be used that way too.

2 years ago

Pronunciation

Normal speech: KEH
IPA: ke

a year ago

Pronunciation

Normal speech: KEH
IPA: ke

a year ago

Que

Que is a turtle

2 years ago

Que

¿Que quieres comer?
o
What do you want to eat?

2 years ago

Top 10 most frequently used words in Spanish

The top 10 most frequently used words in Spanish are:

que (that)
de (of, from)
no (no)
a (to)
la (the)
el (the)
es (is)
y (and)
en (in, on)
lo (it, him, you)
These words are extremely common and appear frequently in spoken and written Spanish.

a year ago

Queso

Que es eso? Eso es queso

a year ago

qué info.

Tips to remember the word "qué":
– Associate "qué" with the familiar English word "what" since they both have a questioning tone and are used to inquire about information.
– Remember that the acute accent over the "e" distinguishes "qué" (what) from "que" (that), which is a very common word in Spanish.

Explanations:
– "Qué" is an interrogative word used in questions to ask for information about something or someone, similar to how "what" is used in English.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– "Cuál" can sometimes be used in the same context as "qué" when asking for a choice from among known options, e.g., "¿Cuál prefieres?" (Which one do you prefer?).

Alternate meanings/slang:
– "Qué" can also express surprise or disbelief, akin to saying "What!" in English, as in "¡Qué caro!" (How expensive!).

Examples of sentences that use "qué":
– ¿Qué haces? (What are you doing?)
– ¿Qué hora es? (What time is it?)
– ¿Qué significa esta palabra? (What does this word mean?)
– ¿A qué te dedicas? (What do you do [for a living]?)
– ¡Qué interesante! (How interesting!)
– ¿De qué hablas? (What are you talking about?)

8 months ago

que info.

Tips to remember "que":
– Think of "que" as a building block in language, much like "what" or "that" in English. It's very common and versatile.
– Associate "que" with questions, as it often starts question phrases (qué – with an accent – means "what?" in interrogative sentences).
– Connect "que" to "that" because they often serve a similar purpose as conjunctions or relative pronouns.

Explanations:
– "Que" is a conjunction or a relative pronoun in Spanish that generally means "that," "which," or "who."
– It's used to introduce subordinate clauses.

Other words that mean the same thing:
– "El cual/la cual/los cuales/las cuales" can also mean "which" or "who" in more formal contexts.

Alternate meanings/slang:
– In some dialects, "que" can be a filler word or an expression of disbelief similar to saying "what?" in English.
– It can also intensify an adjective, akin to "how" in English (e.g., "¡Qué interesante!" / "How interesting!").

Examples of sentences:
– Creo que tienes razón. (I think that you're right.)
– El libro que leí es fantástico. (The book that I read is fantastic.)
– ¿Qué dices? (What are you saying?)
– ¡Qué bonito está el día! (How beautiful the day is!)
– Tengo que trabajar mañana. (I have to work tomorrow.) – In this case, "que" is part of the expression "tener que," which means "to have to."

8 months ago

Que

Qué hora es? What time is it?

a year ago

@StartCommenting

Mas de is used for quantities. Mas que is used for comparisons.

a year ago

English Pronunciation

It's like you took the name "Kay" and stretched it a little; "Kaaay" Or you can think of how a person responds when they didn't quite understand WHAT the other was saying – "Eth?" Add the "K" sound to the beginning of the word, and you get "Keh"

a few seconds ago

Que buena

I can still write

5 months ago