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tarde vs. más tarde

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What is the difference between tarde and más tarde?

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updated Oct 21, 2009
edited by Nathaniel
posted by tquad

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Tarde means late, más tarde is more late/later.

updated Oct 21, 2009
posted by Nathaniel
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Hi Tquad, welcome to the forum. grin

You can find answers to straightforward questions like this in the dictionary. Type in your word at the top of the screen and hit the "translate" button.

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Mas tarde isn't easy to find in the dictionary -- it means "later."

Look up the word "later" in the dictionary and you'll find some examples of how mas tarde is used.

updated Oct 21, 2009
edited by --Mariana--
posted by --Mariana--
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Reference on this site Notes on comparison

This is one example of a comparitive adjective - see the links above for full explanations.

el/la más tarde would be the 'most late', carrying on from what others have written.

updated Oct 21, 2009
posted by Jespa