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Free Spanish Question Words Flashcards
Question words are conversation's steering wheel — with these ten you can ask your way through any Spanish-speaking country. Accents included, because they change meanings.
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QUESTION
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QHow do you say "what?" in Spanish?
A¿Qué?
QHow do you say "who?" in Spanish?
A¿Quién? (plural: ¿quiénes?)
QHow do you say "where?" in Spanish?
A¿Dónde? (¿adónde? = where to?)
QHow do you say "when?" in Spanish?
A¿Cuándo?
QHow do you say "why?" in Spanish?
A¿Por qué? (porque = because — one word, no accent)
QHow do you say "how?" in Spanish?
A¿Cómo?
QHow do you say "how much / how many?" in Spanish?
A¿Cuánto/a? / ¿Cuántos/as?
QHow do you say "which?" in Spanish?
A¿Cuál? (plural: ¿cuáles?)
QWhat punctuation opens a Spanish question?
AThe inverted question mark: ¿
QHow do you ask "What does ___ mean?" in Spanish?
A¿Qué significa ___?
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