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Hi Whitney, "qual" is considered a word in its own right, while "dov" and "quand" do not exist. For example, we have the expressions "ogni qual volta" (whenever) or "per la qual cosa" (for which reason).
Interesting question, actually it would be time to make a video on negations! In the meantime here is a short answer: in Italian we use the adverb "non" before the verb: non mangio carne, I don’t eat meat. Non mangi carne? Don’t you eat meat? No, non la mangio, no, I don’t eat it.
Yes! Use che and quale in front of nouns: "Che libro leggi?", "Quale bibita vuoi?". Use cosa or che cosa in front of verbs: "Cosa fai?", "Che cosa hai detto?" :)
Hi Tara, you can find a brief introduction to object pronouns in our basic grammar ebook (download link in the video description). We will talk more about this topic in a specific video :)
