''more and more'' in spanish

Question

or the nearest thing.

is it simply just más y más? because to me that doesn't quite sound right, but again that may just be me.

Thankyou

Answer 1

Yes, "más y más" is correct. Another option is,

• Una y otra vez.

Again and again Vs. More and more? - sinsonte, May 8, 2012

Those two phrases generally don't mean the same thing in English. - sinsonte, May 8, 2012

Answer 2

A translator probably would have been helpful with this one.

1. más y más
2. cada vez más = increasingly

Thankyou, and yes i looked it up but i do not trust translators, i am Greek and translating from Greek can be very unreliable! - aeneas, May 8, 2012

Is this correct in Greek: Όλο και περισσότεροι. - sinsonte, May 8, 2012

Translators are skechy, but they are usually okay fro 2 or 3 word adverbial phrases and such. In Spanish. - sinsonte, May 8, 2012

and thankyou, i will keep that in mind - aeneas, May 8, 2012

Well, if you use google for phrases... it will actually have the phrase listed from the dictionary. - sinsonte, May 8, 2012

Mosca más y más in Greek is"Ολο και περισσοτερΟ "!! - faliron, May 8, 2012

I don't know, it's all Chinese to me! - Noetol, May 9, 2012