"K" or Que?

Question

The Spanish word "que" is used alot at work. How many differ meanings does it have? Estoy confudido!

• "alot" is written a lot, but is not a word. Also, it's "confundido". - pesta Feb 8, 2012
• It means what - Motzie Feb 8, 2012
• I'm not a good typer! - Zalone Feb 8, 2012

Answer 1

It doesn't have any variants, it's just that ''que'' is pronounced just like the letter ''k'' so people write it as an abbreviation

• differences - Lovely or better variants :) - ian-hill Feb 8, 2012
• Well he used ''differ'' in his post as a noun and not a verb, and since he's native l though it could be used that way too, thanks a lot Ian! :) - lovely_lovel Feb 8, 2012
• Astually, he used "differ" (it should have been "different") as an adjective. - samdie Feb 8, 2012
• Oh thank you Samdie, l can see my english is getting worse! - lovely_lovel Feb 8, 2012

Answer 2

You appear to be asking two questions in one. Lovely and Jovonda already answered one.

For the other one, you can write "que" and "qué" in our dictionary /translator box at the top of the page and see the different meanings.

Answer 3

When I text in Spanish, I use abbreviations such as: k: que; tb: también, etc...

• Good to know how Spanish text message abbreviate words. Thanks. - Jasmine101 Feb 8, 2012

Answer 4

in spanish it is just "que" but the american abbreviation is "k"