"Con que" what does it mean, how to use it Hi, I would really appreciate it if somebody can help me out on this sentence in O Henry's The Ransom of Red Chief. I'm reading it in Spanish (with the English original on the side), but can't figure out how the wording is for the following sentence. Volví para desayunar y me encontré con que el chico amenazaba a Bill con golpearlo con una piedra del tamaño de un coco. The English (original) is I went back for breakfast and found the boy threatening to hit Bill with a rock the size of a coconut. I understand the Spanish sentence without the translation, but can't figure out why they use "con que." What does "con que" mean or translate into? What is its function? I would REALLY appreciate an answer! Thank you!