¡Hola! En esta lección, tratamos de hablar de algunas diferencias principales entre ¿quién? y ¿cuál? Los dos pueden significar “What?”
Let me know if you have any questions, comments or suggestions below.
Gráfico:
Vocabulario:
sustantivos (nouns)
- (el) mañana – tomorrow
- el cumpleaños – birthday
- el verano – the summer
- el color – color
- el carro – car
- el equipo – team
- el tipo – type
- eso / aquello – that (neuter)
- la batería – drum (set)
- la guitarra – guitar
- las clases – classes
- la opinión – your opinion
- las películas – movies
- la universidad – college
- las vacaciones – vacation
- los trastes / los platos – dishes
- los zapatos – shoes
- todos – all
- una quinceañera – a 15th birthday
- un duende – dwarf, leprechaun
verbos (verbs)
- caminar – to walk
- comer – to eat
- comiste – you ate
- dar – to give
- te dieron tus padres – your parents gave to you
- estar – to be
- estuvo – it/he/she was
- estudiar – to study
- los muchachos estudian – the boys study
- hacer – to do; to make
- te hacen reír – they make you laugh
- estás haciendo – you are doing; you are making
- lavar – to wash
- lavó – he/she washed
- manejar – to drive
- pensar – to think, to plan
- piensas comprar – you plan on buying
- preferir – to prefer
- prefieres – you prefer
- querer – to want
- quieres – yo want
- ser – to be
- es – he/she/it is
- son – they are
- ¿Qué hora es? – what time is it
- te gusta – you like
- te gustará tener – you would like to have
otro (other)
- aburrido – boring
- el tuyo / la tuya – yours; of yours
- en – in, on
- favorito – favorite
- más – more
- negro – black
- para – for
- rojo – red
- tu/tus – your
Hola Amigo,
I might be wrong but I think the definite article is not used after the verb ser as in your item 7. Should it be Que casa es tuya?
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¡Hola! My Friend Speaks Spanish Too Sr. Jordan Leave A Comment
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. My guess was that the difference between qué and cuál had something to do with “multiples” but that was as far as I could get on my own. Now I am certain as to when to use qué and cuál.