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10 Language-to-English Dictionariescualquiera
Pronunciation / Transliteration: cualquiera
"Coge el que quieras."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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The one or ones that; any that you choose or that happens to be available.
"Whichever route you take, it will take about an hour."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English: from which + ever.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "whichever" is said worldwide
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lequel / laquelle / lesquel(le)s
Transliteration: lequel
Script: lequel
"Prenez lequel vous voulez."
welcher / welche / welches
Transliteration: welcher
Script: welcher
"Nimm welchen du möchtest."
qualunque / quale
Transliteration: qualunque
Script: qualunque
"Prendi quale preferisci."
cualquiera
Transliteration: cualquiera
"Coge el que quieras."
qualquer
Transliteration: qualquer
"Escolha qualquer um."
जो भी
Transliteration: jo bhi
"जो भी रास्ता आप चुनें, पहुँच जाएंगे।"
无论哪个
Transliteration: wú lùn nǎ ge
"无论你选哪一个都可以。"
어느 것이든
Transliteration: eoneu geos-ideun
"어느 것을 선택하든 상관없어요."
どちらでも
Transliteration: dochira demo
"どちらでも好きな方を選んでください。"
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