When does "mas" meaning "more" have an accent?
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In Span!shD!ct it does not appear to do so; in all my other dictionaries it does. It does not appear to have an accent when meaning 'however'. Explanation please!
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updated Jul 25, 2011
posted by PhilB
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Welcome to the forum, Phil
To my knowledge, "más" meaning "more" always has an accent. Written without an accent, it would translate "but". I see what you mean and I believe there is an error in the Span¡shD!ct dictionary.
Someone will surely take care of this. Thanks for bringing it out.
updated Jul 25, 2011
posted by luz_72
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When you use "más" to mean "more* it always carries the accent mark.
Welcome to the forum.
updated Jul 25, 2011
edited by --Mariana--
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