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Qué es la diferencia entre “qué” y “cuál”? Por ejemplo, 1) ¿Qué o Cuál es el capital de Paris? (What is the capital of Paris?) 2) ¿Qué o Cuál es la dimensión de esta casa? (What is the dimension of this house?) Are there instances where these 2 words are used interchangeably?

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Of your 2 examples, the right anwer is "CUAL". Generally, you use 'QUE" when you are refering to things in general, and when you wish to ask for a specific group of things you use "CUAL". For example: 1. ¿Qué película has visto últimamente?"= What movie have you seen recently? 2. ¿Cuál es tu tipo de película favorita?= What is your favorite type of movie?
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1) ¿Cuál es el capital de Paris? (What is the capital of Paris?) 2) ¿Cuál es la dimensión de esta casa? (What is the dimension of this house?)
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"cual" para ambas preguntas
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Look at these examples, hope they clarify: Que quieres? What do you want? Cual quieres? Which one do you one? "Are there instances where these 2 words are used interchangeably?" No, not really
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On the other hand, 'What' doesn't always means 'cual'... for example, your question should have been "CUAL es la diferencia entre “qué” y “cuál”?"

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