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What does que mentira mean?

"Que mentira" in Spanish means "What a lie!"

It's an exclamation expressing disbelief or annoyance at something someone has said that you know is untrue.

Here are some other ways to say "What a lie!" in Spanish, depending on the context:

* ¡Mentira! (Simply "Lie!")

* ¡Qué falso! (What a lie!)

* ¡No me lo creo! (I don't believe it!)

* ¡Eso es mentira! (That's a lie!)

The choice of expression depends on the specific situation and the level of emphasis you want to convey.

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