When or another form to write "que" ---> (Spanish)
I dont know when i have to use "que"...
For example:
Mi primo me dijo QUE fuera al cine -----> My cousin told me "___"
Its "than" or there are more "que"
I think "than" is for comparative.
Please help me, thanks.
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Answers · 4
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"than" and "that" are both "que" in Spanish. The difference between those two is that:
"than" is used when we talk about comparative structures. For instance:
My brother is taller than my cousin.
"that" is used when we talk about "oraciones subordinadas" in Spanish:
My cousin told me that he had failed the exam.
"That" can be also used when we want to intensify a sentence:
My cousin is so lazy that he failed the exam.
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Is not always possible to translate a word into a sentence from one language into another.
There isn't a direct translation for "que" into English.
In this case:
(Mi primo me dijo QUE fuera al cine)
"My cousin told me to go to the cinema"
But, of course "to" doesn't mean "que" in Spanish.
I hope it helps ^_^
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Thanks Jesús. So, I use than for comparative and that for all..?
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Hi José Carlos, I think the word you are looking for is "that".
My cousin told me that...
:) bye
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