is "cuando" a verb?
do you change it according to the pronoun?
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"Cuándo" means "when" when used in a question/exclamation:
- "¿Cuándo llegaste?" - "When did you arrive?"
"Cuando" (no accent mark) means "when" whenever it's not a question/exclamation:
- "Cuando me agacho, me duele la espalda" - "When I bend down, my back hurts."
No, it's not a verb.
"cuando" is not a verb, it is a conjunction or an adverb when used without an accent on the letter "a". It translates as "when".
For example: "Cuando era niña, iba al parque todos los dias."
"When I was a child, I went to the park every day."
"cuándo, with an accent on the letter "a", is an interrogative. That is, it is a question, asking "when" something is going to happen or has happened or occurred.
For example: "¿Cuándo vas al parque?"
"When are you going to the park?"
Cuando does not change regardless of the pronoun.
I hope that this helps!
No it is not
No. It just means "when".