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Quello vs Che

Hello! I am trying to understand the difference between Quello and Che when it comes to using the word "that". To my knowledge Quello only means That and Che means numerous things including That.

 

Can someone please help me understand in what situations you would use each word?

 

Thanks in advance!

 

Joe

3 apr. 2014 22:32
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 In Italian are completely different grammatically.

Quello is an adjective called "aggettivo dimostrativo" (This that these, those)

It can also be a pronoun. It substitutes for noun.

" Che"is a conjunctions ..that is gramatical function of "CHE" is to join two phrases.

 

I hope this is useful for you.

3 april 2014

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