Quem vs. Que in Portuguese: What’s the Difference?

In Portuguese, “que” and “quem” have different uses. “Que” is used to describe or give information about something or someone, while “quem” is used to emphasize a person’s identity. For example, in the question “Quem é?” (Who is it?), we use “quem” because we want to know the identity of the person. On the other hand, “que” appears when we are describing something, such as in “o livro que estou lendo é interessante” (the book that I am reading is interesting). Understanding the difference between quem and que in Portuguese helps learners ask correct questions and build more natural sentences. If you want to learn more Portuguese you can book a trial lesson with 30% OFF in here: https://preply.com/en/?pref=MjQ5NTc1MzY=&id=1773310468.258181&ep=w1