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- que
- that, who, which
- el / la cual

- el / la que
- the one who, the one which
- los / las cuales

- los / las que
- those who, those which
- lo que
- that which, what, whatever
- (en, a, con, por) + quien(es)
- about, to, with, for + whom
- (en, a, con, por) + que
- about, to, with, for + that / which
- cuyo / a
- whose singular
- cuyos / as
- whose plural