que
/ke/
Part of Speech: conjunction, relative pronoun
ES
that, which, who; what
Creo que tienes razón.
I think that you are right.
Etymology
From Latin QUID, the neuter singular form of the relative pronoun QUI, which evolved in Vulgar Latin to become the Spanish relative conjunction and pronoun.
Memory Aid
Que sounds like 'kay' — think of saying 'Kay, that's what I mean' to link it to the meaning 'that/which'.
Quick answers
What does que mean?
que means: that, which, who; what
How do you pronounce que?
que: /ke/
How is que used in a sentence?
Creo que tienes razón.