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Interrogatives

Certain question words are used differently in Spanish from how they are used in English. For example, when ¿cómo? is used on its own it means, what? Or how's that?There are several other cases in which cómo is translated as what in English:

¿Cómo te llamas? - What's your name? (How do you call yourself?)

Note also that quién and cuál have singular and plural forms.

¿Quién va a ir mañana? - Who is going tomorrow?
¿Quiénes van a ir mañana? - Who all is going tomorrow?

¿Cuál te gusta? - Which one do you like?
¿Cuáles te gustan? - Which ones do you like?

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