World Languages, asked by devanandaa653, 6 months ago

what is the difference between que and cual in spanish?{sorry for the absence of accents ]

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Answered by huomian139

Explanation:

Qué" is generally used when the items you are asking about are not on your sight and options are not given to you. And "cuál" when you have them in your hands or in front of you, or are specific items.

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