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No. 140 in Italian

quel

"Quel" means "that" in English, used to indicate something specific.

In a sentence

  • Quel libro sul tavolo è interessante.

    That book on the table is interesting.

    The word 'quel' is used as a demonstrative adjective modifying 'libro' (book) and indicates a specific book being referred to in the context.

  • Ti ricordi di quel giorno speciale?

    Do you remember that special day?

    In this sentence, 'quel' functions as a demonstrative adjective associated with 'giorno' (day) to point out a particular day in memory.

  • Non dimenticherò mai quell'avventura emozionante.

    I will never forget that exciting adventure.

    Here 'quel' is conjugated as 'quell’' due to the singular noun 'avventura' beginning with a vowel, still serving as a demonstrative adjective.

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