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What is the difference between quelque chose and quoi ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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En anglais, quelque chose: 'something' et quoi: 'what'
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naofred De quoi often means what are u talking about
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@naofred It's the same but often if we say to you "tu as de quoi manger" it's for u r not hungry and often if we say to you "tu as quelque chose à manger " it's because the person who told u that want you to give food to him/her
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