Relative pronouns - When is the relative pronoun ‘’QUIEN’’ used in Spanish?

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✨ 👉🏼 The relatives pronouns “quien” and “quienes” refer only to people and they are not used as frequently as the relative pronoun “que”.

✨ 👉🏼 Use it to replace the subject of a verb, meaning the person performing the action of the verb.

❗️❗️ Por ejemplo:

🥳🥳 Mi vecina, quien vive en el segundo piso, me invitó a su fiesta. / My neighbor, who lives in the second floor, invited me to her party.

🎭🎭 Los actores, quienes actúan en mi obra favorita, han renunciado. / The actors, who act in my favorite play, have given up their jobs.

✨ 👉🏼 Use it to replace the object of a verb, meaning the person affected by the verb.

❗️❗️ Por ejemplo:

👋👋 Saludé a la profe de español, a quien vi en la calle. / I said hi to the Spanish teacher, whom I saw on the street.

💼💼 Ana es una amiga con quien trabajé en San Diego. / Ana is a friend with whom I worked in San Diego.

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