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Quiero ir el domingo que viene.
I want to go next Sunday.
Why is there “que” ?
I want to go next Sunday.
Why is there “que” ?
- Spanish (Spain)
Because it would literally mean: the sunday which is coming
Which =que
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- Spanish (Spain)
@Nidavellir
- Quiero ir el domingo que viene.
Literal translation: I want to go the Sunday that is coming.
- Quiero ir el próximo domingo.
Literal translation: I want to go next Sunday.
Both sentences in Spanish are the same.
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