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@tsyum@thepit.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

¿Cuál o Qué?

I would think that one should use “cuál” when asking about what they will order from a menu, since there is a limited set of choices, but apparently it’s “qué”? “Qué va a ordenar?”

Igualmente, I find it a little confusing that, ¿Cual será la temperatura mañana?” is a sentence, since technically there are infinite possibilities for what the temperature will be.

I’m mostly processing this “out loud” but if you speak español or know it well, I’m glad to hear your tips.

#Spanish

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@tsyum@thepit.social replied  ·  activity timestamp 2 months ago

Okay, for others who might be struggling between these two words, here is a helpful vid on the topic. At first I didn’t know what the teacher meant by qué being involved with “higher level” decision-making, but stick thru to the end.

https://youtu.be/r13fQi31lls

It’s a 10-minute lesson

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