< Spanish Grammar
Relative pronouns are used to join a pronoun to an entire clause.
An example in English:
It was Lucy who sent the letter.
"Who sent the letter" is a relative clause and "who" is a relative pronoun. "Who" refers to the same thing as "it".
| Masculine Singular | Feminine Singular | Masculine Plural | Feminine Plural | English |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| cuyo | cuya | cuyos | cuyas | whose |
| el cual | la cual | los cuales | las cuales | the one(s) who, the one(s) that |
| lo que | that which, what, whatever | |||
| los que | las que | those who, those that | ||
| que | que | que | que | that, who, which |
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