What's the diference between "whatever" and "wherever"?
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The clue is in the base words - what and where.
Wherever is used with places. It means 'any place'. Whatever is used with things. It means 'any thing'.
Where shall we camp? Wherever you like. What shall I eat first? Whatever you like.
Wherever you go, you can still find poverty. This waste disposal is great, it chews up whatever you put in.
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Whatever is an unspecified thing; wherever is an unspecified place.
Ex:
Whatever your language is, you can learn English. (what=>language)
Wherever you live, you can learn English. (where=>country, city, town, location)
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Wherever - donde sea
Whatever - Lo que sea
For example...
1. Ask me whatever you want, my love, just donot leave me. I love you sooo much. --- Pideme lo que quieras (literalmente: lo que sea, tú quieres") mi amor, solamente no me dejes. Te amo tantoooo.
2. Whenever you go, I will go with you. - Yo voy a ir contigo dondesea (literalmente: Dondesea tú te vas, yo iré contigo)
Espero que mi comentario te haya aclarado tus dudas.
Cualquier cosa, puedes contar conmigo.
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