What are interrogative words in Spanish?
Let’s learn about the interrogative words in Spanish?. Hola mis estudiantes de Español
(Hello my Spanish students)
¿Listos? (Ready?
Vamos a estudiar algunas palabras de pregunta en Español. (Let’s study some question words in Spanish.)
¿Qué? (What?)
– ¿Qué es esto? (What is this?)
– Esto es una bebida latinoamericana. (This is a latinoamerican drink.)
– ¿Qué dia es hoy? (What day is it today?)
– Hoy es viernes. (Today is friday.)
¿Cuándo? (When?)
– ¿Cuándo llegó usted? (When did you arrive?)
– Yo llegué ayer (I arrived yesterday.)
– ¿Cuándo es su cumpleaños? (When is your birhtday?)
– Mi cumpleaños es mañana. (My birthday is tomorrow.)
¿De dónde? (Where from?)
– ¿De dónde es usted? (Where are you from?)
– Yo soy de Holanda. (I am from Holland.)
– ¿De dónde son ustedes? (Where are you from?)
– Nosotros somos de España. (We are from Spain.)
¿Dónde? (Where?)
– ¿Dónde está su hotel? (Where is your hotel?)
– Mi hotel está en la avenida Amazonas. (My hotel is in Amazonas avenue.)
– ¿Dónde vive su amigo?
– Mi amigo vive en la calle Pino. (My friend lives on Pino street.)
¿Cuántos / Cuántas? (How many?)
– ¿Cuántos años tienes? (How old are you? – How many years do you have?)
– Yo tengo treinta años. (I am thirty – I have thirty years.)
– ¿Cuántas maletas tienes? (How many suitcases do you have?)
– Yo solo tengo una. (I only have one.)
¿Cuánto? (How much?)
– ¿Cuánto cuesta esa botella de vino? (How much does that bottle of wine cost?)
– Esa botella de vino cuesta 22 dólares? (That bottle of wine cost 22 dollars.)
– ¿Cuánto cuesta el pasaje? (How much does the fare / ticket cost?)
– El pasaje cuesta dos dólares (The fare / ticket cost two dollars.)
¿De quién? (Whose?)
– De quién es esta mochila? (Whose backpack is this?)
– Esta mochila es mía (This backpack is mine.)
– De quién es ese suéter (Whose sweater is that?)
– Ese suéter es mío (That sweater is mine)
mío, mía = mine.
¿Cuál? (Which / what?)
– ¿Cuál es su carro? (Which is your car?)
– Mi carro es el rojo. (My car is the red one.)
– ¿Cuál es su nombre? (What is your name?)
– My name is Ana (Mi nombre es Ana.)
mi = my
su = your
Note: To ask one’s name we used “Cuál” instead of “Qué”.
Spanish Idioms
En general (In general)
Nos vemos (See you)
¡Que buena idea! (What a good idea!)
Algun dia (Some day)
Vamos a pasear (Let’s go out / Let’s go for a ride)
Hay un problema (There is a problem)
No hay problema (There is no problem)
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