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What does quel and quelle mean in french?

"Quel" and "Quelle" are French interrogative adjectives, meaning "what" or "which." They are used to ask questions about something, often in a more specific way than simply "what."

Here's the breakdown:

* Quel: Used before masculine singular nouns.

* Quelle: Used before feminine singular nouns.

Examples:

* Quel livre lis-tu? (What book are you reading?)

* Quelle couleur préfères-tu? (Which color do you prefer?)

Important:

* "Quel" and "Quelle" change form depending on the noun's gender and number:

* Quels: Used before masculine plural nouns.

* Quelles: Used before feminine plural nouns.

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