No. 6,833 in Catalan
that
In Catalan, "that" translates to **"això"** (for "this/that thing") or **"aquell/aquella"** (for "that" as a demonstrative adjective or pronoun depending on context).
In a sentence
Això és el que vull dir.
This is what I want to say.
In this sentence, "que" is used as a relative pronoun to introduce a clause explaining or specifying "el" (the thing).
Vaig saber que venies.
I knew that you were coming.
Here, "que" serves as a conjunction to introduce a subordinate clause expressing a fact or information.
És bo que facis això.
It's good that you do this.
In this case, "que" is used as a conjunction introducing a subordinate clause with subjunctive mood, indicating a wish or evaluation.
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