What is the difference between "cuál" and "qué"?
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here you have information about it:
http://spanish.about.com/cs/grammar/a/que_vs_cual.htm
Basically there are two things you must know:
-"qué" is used to ask for meanings, while "cuál"is used to ask for names.
E.g.:
¿Qúe es Madrid? Es una ciudad. / What's Madrid? It's a city.
¿Cuál es la capital de España? Es Madrid. /What's the capital os Spain? It's Madrid.
-Besides, "qué" is used to ask for something from a group of different things, while "cuál" is used to ask for something from a group of similar things.
E.g.:
¿Qué tenemos que comprar, libros o discos? / What do we have to buy, books or CDs ?
¿Cuál de estos libros tenemos que comprar? / Which one of these books do we have to buy?
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