Wich Meaning in English
word · lemma: which
ˈwɪtʃ
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wˈɪtʃ
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Definition
'Wich' is a common misspelling of 'which,' a word used to ask or refer to one or more things or people from a known set.
Usage & Nuances
'Wich' is always incorrect in standard English; the correct spelling is 'which'. Avoid using 'wich'. 'Which' is used in questions and relative clauses (e.g., 'Which one?', 'the book which I read').
Spanish: cuál - quePortuguese (BR): qual - quePortuguese (PT): qual - queChinese (Simplified): 哪个 - 哪些Chinese (Traditional): 哪個 - 哪些Hindi: कौन साArabic: أيّBengali: wich (ভুল বানান, "which" এর ঠিক বানান)Russian: wich (орфографическая ошибка, правильное написание — "which")Japanese: wich（綴り間違い、「which」の正しい綴り）Vietnamese: wich (lỗi chính tả, đúng phải là "which")Korean: wich (철자 오류, 올바른 표기는 "which")Turkish: wich (yanlış yazım, doğru olanı 'which')Urdu: wich (غلط املا، درست املا "which" ہے)Indonesian: wich (salah ejaan, yang benar adalah "which")
Example Sentences
Wich book do you want to read?
basic
Can you tell me wich color you prefer?
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I don't remember wich day the test is.
basic
Sorry, I forgot wich way to go.
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Could you remind me wich movie we're watching tonight?
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I'm not sure wich one is better without trying them both.
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