qué casualidad
Are all three examples correct? Do all mean the same?
Do they sound natural?
1. Que mira qué casualidad, es mi amigo.
2. Mira qué casualidad, es mi amigo.
3. Qué casualidad, es mi amigo.
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Answers · 3
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Number one isn't correct when used on its own, it sounds more like it should be a part of some other sentence, such as: "Ayer me encontré a tu vecino, que mira qué casualidad, es mi amigo". The first "que" should refer to something that has been said before.
Sentences two and three mean the same and are both correct.
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El primero no es natural. Mejor el segundo y el tercero. Son perfectos.
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Hello, in my opinion only two examples are correct. In this case the examples number two and three, and also sound natural in Spanish.
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