How to use "En que, Lo que and De que in correctly?
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Hi, Please try to give me the example for using above words in usual.
Thanks Beginner from Hong Kong
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updated Jan 12, 2011
posted by tacolai
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Tengo algo en que pensar. ('I have something to think about' or, more literally, 'I have something about which to think.')
No entiendo lo que me estás diciendo. ("I don't understand what you are telling me.")
No entiendo de que hablas. ("I don't understand what you are talking about")
Google "Relative pronouns in Spanish" for more help. Suerte.
updated Jan 12, 2011
posted by LuzSolar
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They are grammatically quite different. "Que" and "lo que" are relative pronouns, "de que" is a conjunction, and "en que" is part of a prepositional phrase.
updated Jan 10, 2011
posted by lorenzo9
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SpanishDict has a reference article on relative pronouns here.
updated Jan 10, 2011
posted by pesta
