How to Ask Questions in Spanish: What? Who? When? Where? How?

Learn how to ask all questions in Spanish. Today I'll teach you the most common interrogative pronouns words in Spanish so you can ask questions when you'd like to communicate with native Spanish speakers. Learn how to use the words qué, quién, cómo, dónde, cuál, por qué, cuándo and cuánto and must-know questions in Spanish using these wh question words in Spanish.

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[frog]

I have been struggling to figure out how to know if something is masculine or feminine. Like “una Calle”, how do I know for sure it’s “una” not “un”. This goes for words like museum, bank, passport, taxi and heaps of others. I was wondering if they had a reason for being this way or not, and if so, what is the reason?

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Note to the instructor. There is a missing dipthong on the e in Quienes number 7