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What does 'lo que' mean and how to use this word?
I have a question about what 'lo que' in spanish sentences means. I can see this word appearing pretty often but I'm not sure about the sense of meaning or how to use it grammatically. Anyone knows Spanish please explain me :D Gracias!
Mar 3, 2015 12:52 PM
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Hi!
Most of the times "lo que" can be translated as "what", usually in sentences with "what+(subject)"
"Sé lo que quiero"
(I know what I want)
Sonetimes "lo que" can be ommited:
"¿Qué es lo que dijo?"
"¿Qué dijo?"
(What did he/she say?)
But we also use "lo que" when "what" is ommited or not used in English:
"Everything they said was true."
"Todo lo que dijeron era verdad/cierto"
I hope it helps. ^_^
March 3, 2015
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