How to Say ‘Which one’ in Mexican Spanish
¿Cuál
kwahl
[kwahl]
💬 Usage Tip: [Cuál] means [which one], and the accent mark matters here. Without it — [cual] — it's used in other kinds of sentences, not direct questions like this.
Phrase Breakdown
Cuál
[kwahl]
which / which one
'Cuál' asks which option or which one, useful when choosing among coffees.
¿Cuál café prefieres si ves la palabra Cuál en una pregunta?
Which coffee do you prefer if you see the word Which in a question?
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