Quote:
Originally Posted by Premium
In my book, under ''"el pronombre relativo & el adverbio relativo".
Quien/quienes always referres to a person..
Que referres to a "thing".
Now, the following phrases confuse me.
- El amigo que llega mañana es árabe.
- Los turistas que visitan España vienen de todo el mundo.
Why is "que" used in these two sentences?
|
Your book oversimplifies because que is commonly used for people as well. My grammar book however fails to explain when you need quien(es) instead and where there is an overlap.