¿Qué? or ¿Cuál?
This question word is used to ask for a definition or explanation.
What is ¿Qué?
The capital of Chile.
What is Santiago?
Spanish verb used to complete this sentence:
Yo (met) a mi esposo en España.
What is conocí?
Question word used to ask ¿(Who) es la chica soltera en la fiesta?
What is Quién?”
Así es como se dice en español, "for me."
What is "para mí?"
It should never be used before a noun.
What is ¿Cuál?
Name of the famous Chilean island known for the large statues with exaggerated features.
What is Easter Island?
This irregular verb means "to be able to" in the present tense, but "to succeed" in the preterite.
What is poder?
Interrogative used to ask ¿(How much) cuesta el pastel chocolate?
What is Cuánto?
Así es como se dice en español, "with you." (sing./fam.)
What is "contigo?"
It's typically used when there is more than one possibility to choose from.
What is ¿Cuál? or ¿Cuáles?
The mountain range which covers many continents in South America, including Chile.
What are the Andes?
This Spanish verb means "to learn" in the preterite.
What is saber?
Used to ask, "¿(Where) van para su aniversario?
What is Adónde?
Así es como se dice en español, "without us."
What is "sin nosotros?"
What is ¿Qué?
The driest area on earth and the desert found in Chile.
What is the Atacama?
This Spanish verb means "to try" in the preterite.
What is querer?
Interrogative used to ask, "¿(When) naciste?
What is Cuándo?
This completes the following sentence: Yo quiero ir al baile (with her).
What is "con ella?"
This question word would be used to complete the following sentence:
¿________ libro te gusta más?
What is ¿Qué?
The three countries which border the longest country in the world.
What are Peru, Bolivia, and Argentina?
These 4 verbs have different meaning in the preterite tense than they have in the present tense.
What are: conocer, saber, poner, & querer
Two interrogatives which can both mean "What?" or "Which?" but aren't interchangeable.
What are ¿Qué? and ¿Cuál?
All pronouns that come after prepositions are the same as the subject pronouns except these two.
What are "mí" and "ti?"