QUEL Meaning and
Definition
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"Quel" is a French interrogative adjective that is used to ask about or identify a specific person or thing out of a group or category. It acts as a modifier and agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies. It is similar to the English words "which" or "what" when used to refer to a singular noun.
In its singular forms, "quel" has four variations to match the gender and number of the noun it modifies: "quel" (masculine singular), "quelle" (feminine singular), "quels" (masculine plural), and "quelles" (feminine plural).
The usage of "quel" is common in both spoken and written French, and its placement in a sentence often precedes the noun it modifies. For instance, in the sentence "Quel livre est-ce que tu veux ?" (Which book do you want?), "quel" modifies the noun "livre." It can also be used to form questions through inversion, such as "Quel est ton âge ?" (What is your age?), where "quel" modifies the noun "âge."
Additionally, "quel" can be used to express surprise or exclamation when used with the verb "quel" in the expression "quel + noun + que," as in "Quelle beauté que cette fleur !" (What beauty this flower has!). This construction emphasizes the quality or characteristics of the noun being described.
Common Misspellings for QUEL
- 1uel
- q8el
- q7el
- qu4l
- qu3l
- queo
- 1quel
- q1uel
- 2quel
- q2uel
- qyuel
- qhuel
- quhel
- qjuel
- qujel
- qiuel
- q8uel
- qu8el
- q7uel
- qu7el
- quwel
- quewl
- qudel
- qu4el
- qu3el
- que3l
- qquel
- quuel
- QUgL
- q uel
- qu el
- que l
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