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quedar

To remain. Also, to be located.

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01What is left

Use quedar to talk about something that remains.

Hear it in everyday life

  1. Queda un poco de pan.

    There is a little bread left.

  2. Quedan dos sillas.

    There are two chairs left.

  3. No queda café.

    There is no coffee left.

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Say: There is no coffee left.

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No queda…

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No queda café.

Imagine checking your kitchen. Say what is left.

02Where something is

In many Latin American varieties, ¿dónde queda…? asks where a place is located.

Hear it in everyday life

  1. ¿Dónde queda la estación?

    Where is the station?

  2. El hotel queda cerca.

    The hotel is nearby.

  3. La farmacia queda lejos.

    The pharmacy is far away.

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Ask: Where is the station?

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¿Dónde queda…?

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¿Dónde queda la estación?

Think of a place you need to find. Ask where it is.

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