Interrogative
¿Qué tienes en la caja?
What do you have in the box?
What do you have in the box?
¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono?
What is your telephone number?
What is your telephone number?
¿Qué quieres?
What do you want?
What do you want?
¿Cuál es la fecha de hoy?
What is the date today?
What is the date today?
¿Cuál es tu dirección?
What is your address?
What is your address?
¿De dónde es Juan?
Where is John from?
Where is John from?
¿Quién es el presidente de México?
Who is the president of Mexico?
Who is the president of Mexico?
¿Quiénes son los miembros del comité?
Who are the members of the committee?
Who are the members of the committee?
¿Cuándo va a llegar Juan? (¿qué día?)
When is John going to arrive? (what day?)
When is John going to arrive? (what day?)
¿A qué hora va a llegar Juan?
When is John going to arrive (at what time?)
When is John going to arrive (at what time?)
¿Cuántos libros has leído este año?
How many books have you read this year?
How many books have you read this year?
¡Qué bien bailas!
How well you dance!
How well you dance!
No conozco al que habló.
I don't know the man who spoke.
I don't know the man who spoke.
No conozco al señor con que hablaste.(alt. No conozco al señor con quien hablaste)
I don't know the man with whom you spoke.
I don't know the man with whom you spoke.
El que encuentre el dinero recibirá una recompensa.(alt. Quien encuentre el dinero recibirá una recompensa.)
The one who finds the lost money will receive a reward.
The one who finds the lost money will receive a reward.
Juan vive en esta casa, detrás de la cual hay un pequeño parque.
John lives in this house, behind which, there is a small park.
John lives in this house, behind which, there is a small park.
María me dio lo que pedí.
Mary gave me what I asked for.
Mary gave me what I asked for.
La señora cuyo hijo está en mi clase trabaja en la oficina de mi padre.
The lady whose son is in my class works in my father's office.
The lady whose son is in my class works in my father's office.
¡Qué lástima! (¡Qué pena!)
What a shame!
What a shame!
El gobernador cuyo partido perdió la elección dice que se va a jubilar.
The governor, whose party lost the election, says that he is going to retire.
The governor, whose party lost the election, says that he is going to retire.
Popular Phrase: levantarse preterite | Spanish Alphabet | Conjugated Verb: cobrar - to charge [a price]; to cash [a check]; to collect, receive [an amount] [ click for full conjugation ]