Is it "taza" or "tasa" for the English word "rate"?
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I am having a debate with a my tutor.....I think that it is "tasa".
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updated Dec 5, 2009
posted by sunshinzmommie
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Three dictionaries say you are right: it's "tasa."
updated Dec 4, 2009
posted by --Mariana--
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"Taza" = cup "Tasa" = rate
Some people say "tasa" instead of "taza". They use the "s" instead of the "z". This is called "seseo".
updated Dec 4, 2009
posted by nila45
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Tal vez tu profesor es un analfbeto seseante.
updated Dec 5, 2009
posted by samdie
no comprendo.. - sunshinzmommie, Dec 4, 2009
yo tampoco... - luhzon89, Dec 4, 2009
Those who uses the "seseo" are prone to mixing up "s" and "z" when writing. - samdie, Dec 5, 2009
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Its taSa not taZa.
updated Dec 4, 2009
posted by Rey_Mysterio
