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How is the word qualche translated from Italian to English

Qualche, non importa quale o quanto.

Some, no matter which one or how much.

pronoun
English translation
any

Examples with “qualche”

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  • Hai domande? — Do you have any questions?

  • Ho cercato il latte, ma non ce n'era. — I looked for milk, but there wasn't any.

  • Puoi prenderne uno qualsiasi. — You may take any of them.

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FAQ about “qualche”

How is “qualche” translated from Italian?
“qualche” translates into English as “any”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “qualche” mean?
Meaning of “qualche”: Qualche, non importa quale o quanto. In English — “any”.
What part of speech is “qualche”?
“qualche” is a pronoun.
Where can I see examples with “qualche”?
Example sentences with “qualche” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
How can I memorize “qualche”?
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