No. 2 in Italian
che
"Che" means "that," "which," "who," or "what," depending on context.
In a sentence
Che bello vedere il sole oggi!
How beautiful it is to see the sun today!
Che is used as an exclamation expressing admiration.
So che domani sarà una bella giornata.
I know that tomorrow will be a beautiful day.
Che is used as a conjunction meaning 'that' in indirect speech.
Trovo un libro che potrebbe interessarti.
I am finding a book that might interest you.
Che is used as a relative pronoun meaning 'that' relating to the noun 'book'.
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