For questions beginning with “which one”, use “Cuál” and answer with “El/La + adjective”, e.g. Regarding the answers, try to use the main verb in the question in your reply. Spanish question word + conjugated verb + Subject (optional) + content of our question Question words in Spanish will be placed just before the subject. This means that to transform a sentence like “ El carro es nuevo” into a question, then all we have to do is add Spanish question marks or words if needed, e.g. Most questions follow the structure for basic sentences with the addition of question marks and perhaps a question word. Unlike English, a normal sentence in Spanish could be easily transformed into a question by simply changing the intonation at the moment of speaking.
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Haciendo preguntas sobre información en español How to Form Spanish Questions: Structure and Punctuation How to form questions in Spanish When asking questions in Spanish, it is important to use the right question word to get the information you need, just like in the examples in the picture below. where places are or what types of food a restaurant offers, we need to use Spanish question words such as: CÓMO (How), CUÁNDO (When), POR QUÉ (Why), DÓNDE (Where), CUÁL (Which), QUÉ (What), CUÁNTOS (how many) and others. Spanish information questions or “Interrogaciones parciales” are a special type of questions because we need more than a simple SI/NO answer.
Comencemos… Vocabulary Introduction: A list of Spanish Question Words We will study several examples using Spanish question words to get specific information such as occupations, age, feelings and more. In this lesson, we will introduce the most common ways for asking questions in Spanish.
They are very important, but sometimes we will need more than a “SI” or a “NO”. In the previous lesson, we learned how to ask simple YES/NO questions and their punctuation.
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