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What does con que mean?

"Con qué" in Spanish translates to "with what" or "what with".

It is a phrase used to inquire about something with which something else is done or used. It is a combination of the preposition "con" (with) and the interrogative pronoun "qué" (what).

Examples:

* ¿Con qué escribes? (What do you write with?)

* ¿Con qué te vas a vestir? (What are you going to dress with?)

* No sé con qué limpiar esta mancha. (I don't know what to clean this stain with.)

Note:

* "Con qué" can also be used as an interjection expressing surprise or disbelief. For example, "Con qué te vas a casar!" (What are you going to marry with!)

Hope this helps!

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