Different Ways To Say What In Portuguese | When To Use "Que", "Qual", and "O Que"

Different Ways To Say What In Portuguese | When To Use "Que", "Qual", and "O Que"
In this video you will learn how to use these three question words in Portuguese: "Que", "Qual", and "O Que". They all mean What, but are not usually interchangeable. In this video I will also used these 3 question words in different phrases.
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So so so good

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[@MrRugbyprop1]

When the Portuguese say, "O que, e que," it's more of a sound made in the throat.

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Thank you 😊

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Can i say que seu nome

[@learnportuguesetoday]

Hello
I believe that this way of saying it is more commonly used in Brazilian Portuguese. In European Portuguese, a more common way to ask someone's name is "Qual é o seu nome?"
Hope this helps 😊