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Flatlander Mar 2017 2:16pm, 6 Mar 2017 710 posts	Flatlander Perhaps the reasoning behind "¿Cuál es el precio? is "Which price (of many possibilities) is it?" which in English would be "What is the price?" Ceratonia's explanation of "¿Qué es el precio?" sounds very plausible.
GlennR Mar 2017 3:04pm, 6 Mar 2017 25,612 posts	GlennR Ahem. Cuál with the accent is a different word from cual. 'What' is the first definition given for the former in my dictionary.
Ceratonia Mar 2017 3:30pm, 6 Mar 2017 5,062 posts	Ceratonia Cuál is used for questions. Cual is a relative pronoun or conjunction. So opines my spanish co-worker. The latter can be who as well as what or which.
GlennR Mar 2017 7:30am, 7 Mar 2017 25,626 posts	GlennR I must enter the fridge.
GregP Mar 2017 9:25am, 7 Mar 2017 90,587 posts	GregP Today's desk calendar is interesting in as much as I'd have put the stress on the wrong syllable if the pronunciation guide is to be believed. Esta es una emergencia I'd have written emergencía left to my own devices. Span¡shD!ct's word of the day is odd too - or at least the usage examples given are odd. cariño, as in Dame un beso, cariño
GregP Mar 2017 10:47am, 8 Mar 2017 90,641 posts	GregP Today's calendar is positively Duolingesque. Vi unas cabras en el campo
GlennR Mar 2017 10:49am, 8 Mar 2017 25,671 posts	GlennR I quite often see cabras in the campos near me.
GregP Mar 2017 10:53am, 8 Mar 2017 90,642 posts	GregP Really? My cattery used to have a cabra. It used to try to eat my trousers.
GlennR Mar 2017 11:21am, 8 Mar 2017 25,674 posts	GlennR Culottes?
GregP Mar 2017 11:31am, 8 Mar 2017 90,646 posts	GregP Yes. Ciudades.