"ojalá que" or "ojalá"?

Alan K.C1Kwiziq Q&A regular contributor

"ojalá que" or "ojalá"?

I see in the examples given that sometimes "ojalá que" is used, and sometimes just "ojalá".  Is this just a matter of taste or custom, or is there a logic to it?
Asked 6 years ago
InmaNative Spanish expert teacher in Kwiziq

Hi Alan,

I would say that although they are the same and both correct, there is a tendency to use ojalá on its own more than with "que". 

You will also hear the expression ¡Ojalá! meaning I wish!, in which case it needs to be on its own. 

Saludos

"ojalá que" or "ojalá"?

I see in the examples given that sometimes "ojalá que" is used, and sometimes just "ojalá".  Is this just a matter of taste or custom, or is there a logic to it?

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