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"y" and "e"

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I was watching lesson 2.10 when it came up with the sentence "Había humo e incendio en todas partes" From how it was used I'm guessing it means "and" just like "y" Could you please tell me what "e" means

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updated Oct 14, 2010
posted by mathew--borum

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and

From this definition:

  1. y (in general); e [before i, hi]

So in this case "e" replaces "y" because the following word starts with an "i" sound.

updated Oct 14, 2010
posted by Stadt
While we're at it, 'o' (in general), 'u' (before 'o', 'ho'). - samdie, Oct 14, 2010