In French, the word "que" is super important. It means "what" in English. We use "que" when we want to ask questions or find out more information. Learning how to use "que" will help you ask better questions!

How to Use "Que" in Questions

1. Basic Structure:

   • When asking questions, we usually start with "que." Then we add who or what we’re asking about and the action.
   • For example: Que fais-tu? (What are you doing?)

2. Asking About Things:

   • Use "que" when you want to learn about an object or an idea.
   • For example: Que veux-tu? (What do you want?)

3. In Different Situations:

   • You can combine "que" with other words to make more complex questions.
   • For example: Que penses-tu de ce livre? (What do you think of this book?)

Other Question Words to Know

To get better at asking questions, it helps to learn some other French question words:

• qui (who): Qui est là? (Who is there?)
• où (where): Où vas-tu? (Where are you going?)
• quand (when): Quand arrives-tu? (When are you arriving?)
• pourquoi (why): Pourquoi es-tu en retard? (Why are you late?)
• comment (how): Comment ça va? (How are you?)

Practice Asking Questions

Now it’s your turn! Try to make your own questions using "que." Here are some examples to inspire you:

• Que cherches-tu? (What are you looking for?)
• Que manges-tu? (What are you eating?)

By using "que" in your questions, you’ll improve your French skills and become a better speaker!