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Spanish - English (British) translations for "cuál"

"cuál" Spanish translation

Definition

cuál

Part of speech

pronoun

Translations

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Meaning: Which

Cuál es tu color favorito?

What is your favorite color?

Meaning: What

Cuál es el problema?

What is the problem?

Meaning: Which one

Cuál prefieres, el rojo o el azul?

Which one do you prefer, red or blue?

Meaning: Who

Cuál de ellos ganó la competencia?

Who of them won the competition?


Examples

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A1: ¿Cuál es tu nombre?

A1: What is your name?

A1: ¿Cuál es tu color favorito?

A1: What is your favorite color?

A1: ¿Cuál es tu comida preferida?

A1: What is your favorite food?

B1: No sé cuál película ver esta noche.

B1: I don't know which movie to watch tonight.

B1: Cuéntame cuál fue tu experiencia en el viaje.

B1: Tell me about your experience on the trip.

B1: Necesito decidir cuál camino tomar.

B1: I need to decide which path to take.

C1: Me gustaría saber cuál será el resultado del experimento.

C1: I would like to know what the result of the experiment will be.

C1: Explícame cuál es la teoría detrás de este fenómeno.

C1: Explain to me what the theory behind this phenomenon is.

C1: No puedo decidir cuál opción es la mejor para mi carrera profesional.

C1: I can't decide which option is the best for my professional career.


Advanced Description

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The word 'cuál' is a Spanish pronoun that translates to 'which' or 'what' in English. It is used to ask questions about choices or options.

Cuál can be used to inquire about a specific item or person from a group of possibilities. It is often followed by the verb 'ser' (to be) and the preposition 'de' (of). For example, '¿Cuál es tu color favorito?' means 'What is your favorite color?'

In addition to its interrogative function, cuál can also be used as a relative pronoun to introduce a subordinate clause. In this case, it is often translated as 'which' or 'that'. For example, 'El libro cuál compré ayer es muy interesante' means 'The book which I bought yesterday is very interesting.'

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