cual
which
The Spanish word 'cual' translates to 'which' in English. It's used in questions as well as in statements where you need to refer to one or more choice from a definite set. For instance, in sentence '¿Cuál es tu número?' it is asking 'Which is your number?'. However, please be cautious, as the usage of 'cual' may change based on the gender, number, and context of the statement or question.
Example sentences using: cual
¿Cuál es tu nombre?
What is your name?
This is a phrase used to inquire someone's identity. It directly translates to 'Which is your name?', but is understood as 'What is your name?'.
¿Cuál prefieres?
Which one do you prefer?
This is used to ask someone which of multiple options they prefer.
No entiendo cuál es el problema.
I do not understand what the problem is.
It is used to express confusion about an issue or a situation.
Vamos a ver cuál es la mejor opción.
Let's see which is the best option.
This phrase is used when deciding between multiple options.
¿Cuál es tu dirección?
What is your address?
This is a question typically used to get someone's place of residence or mailing contact.
¿Cuál es tu color favorito?
What is your favorite color?
This is used to inquire about someone's favorite color.
¿Cuál es tu decisión?
What is your decision?
This query is used when expecting a decision from a person.
¿Cuál es el número correcto?
What is the correct number?
This is a question posed when looking for the right number, typically in mathematical discussions or number puzzles.
¿Cuál es tu libro favorito?
What is your favorite book?
This is used to inquire what someone's favorite book is.