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Would "even worse" be "aun peor"?

Would "even worse" be "aun peor"?

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Such as:

Even worse, tooth decay can lead to pain and infections, and can cause problems with speaking, playing and learning.

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updated Oct 25, 2011
posted by fantasy17
I think with comparisons you need the aún with an accent. :) Welcome to the forum! - Kiwi-Girl, Oct 24, 2011
How does one add accents in the comments bar? Thanks! - Sheily, Oct 25, 2011

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Peor aún (or aún peor), las caries pueden causar dolor e infecciones, y pueden causar problemas para hablar, jugar y aprender.

updated Oct 25, 2011
posted by 00a4c226
In the context of the poster 's question, I don't think aun has an accent. Aun: even, but aun, with an accent, sorry don't know how to add accent in comments, would be, still, or yet? Just my thoughts... - Sheily, Oct 25, 2011
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Yes, sounds good to me!

updated Oct 24, 2011
posted by Sheily
Would "giving people a reason to smile" be "Dar una razón a las personas para sonreír."? - fantasy17, Oct 24, 2011
Or "dando a la gente una razón para sonreír." :} - 00a4c226, Oct 24, 2011