Uses of the Spanish Word qué

Find examples of text sentences where qué is used as a adverb.

before a noun what a; such (used as an intensifier)

Examples where the Spanish word qué is used in the sense of before a noun what a; such (used as an intensifier)

before an adjective how (used as a modifier to indicate surprise, delight, or other strong feelings)

Examples where the Spanish word qué is used in the sense of before an adjective how (used as a modifier to indicate surprise, delight, or other strong feelings)

  • Qué bueno que a mi lado sigas (qué bueno, qué bueno)

    ... which translates to...

    How good that you're still by my side (how good, how good)

    can be found in the lyrics of Buenos Días by Wisin, Camilo, Los Legendarios

  • Que ando cargando bajo la piel

    ... which translates to...

    that I'm carrying under the skin

    can be found in the lyrics of Hasta la raíz by Natalia Lafourcade

  • Yo que fui buena y tú, qué gonorrea, pagándome así (eah, qué gonorrea)

    ... which translates to...

    I who was good and you, how gonorrhea, paying me like that (eah, how gonorrhea)

    can be found in the lyrics of MAMIII by Becky G, KAROL G

  • (Qué suerte tienes)

    ... which translates to...

    (How lucky you are)

    can be found in the lyrics of Si Tú La Quieres by David Bisbal, Aitana

  • Qué mal por mí

    ... which translates to...

    How bad for me

    can be found in the lyrics of Tal Vez by Paulo Londra