No. 8 in French

que

"Que" means "that," "which," or "what," and is used as a relative pronoun or conjunction in French.

In a sentence

Je pense que tu as raison.
I think that you are right.
In this sentence, 'que' is used as a conjunction to introduce a subordinate clause meaning 'that'.
C'est le livre que j'aime le plus.
This is the book that I like the most.
Here, 'que' functions as a relative pronoun replacing the object of the relative clause.
Que veux-tu faire aujourd'hui?
What do you want to do today?
In this case, 'que' is an interrogative pronoun used to introduce a question meaning 'what'.

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