Relative Clauses: Connecting Ideas
Use relative clauses to connect ideas fluently. QUE (that/which/who — most common), QUIEN/QUIENES (who — after prepositions), DONDE (where — for places), LO QUE (what/the thing that — refers to ideas not nouns), CUYO/CUYA (whose — formal/written).
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que
that / which / who (most common — for people and things, subject or direct object)
quien / quienes
who (used after prepositions: con quien, para quien, de quien)
donde
where (replaces a place noun — the café WHERE we met)
lo que
what / the thing that (refers to an idea or concept, not a specific noun)
cuyo / cuya / cuyos / cuyas
whose (formal/written — agrees with the noun it precedes, not the subject)
el retraso
the delay
el horario
the timetable
la aduana
the customs