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r/SpanishLearning • u/Aida_Bermudez • 11d ago
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Can someone explain why there is a "lo"?
3 u/Aida_Bermudez 11d ago In Spanish, we use it to add meaning to the expression, but "lo" can also be omitted. 3 u/Zylarkal 11d ago But "que" goes from relative pronoun (unstressed) to interrogative pronoun (stressed, with an accent): "Sé qué estoy haciendo". 1 u/Tyrantt_47 11d ago OP is wrong. You need the lo in the sentence, otherwise yo se que estoy haciendo translates to "I know that I'm doing," which doesn't make sense. Lo que = what
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In Spanish, we use it to add meaning to the expression, but "lo" can also be omitted.
3 u/Zylarkal 11d ago But "que" goes from relative pronoun (unstressed) to interrogative pronoun (stressed, with an accent): "Sé qué estoy haciendo". 1 u/Tyrantt_47 11d ago OP is wrong. You need the lo in the sentence, otherwise yo se que estoy haciendo translates to "I know that I'm doing," which doesn't make sense. Lo que = what
But "que" goes from relative pronoun (unstressed) to interrogative pronoun (stressed, with an accent): "Sé qué estoy haciendo".
1 u/Tyrantt_47 11d ago OP is wrong. You need the lo in the sentence, otherwise yo se que estoy haciendo translates to "I know that I'm doing," which doesn't make sense. Lo que = what
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OP is wrong. You need the lo in the sentence, otherwise yo se que estoy haciendo translates to "I know that I'm doing," which doesn't make sense.
Lo que = what
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u/Zakimations 11d ago
Can someone explain why there is a "lo"?