La Interrogation vs. El Interrogatorio
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Is there a difference between these? If so, what is it?
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updated Jun 18, 2012
posted by jmc320
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I think you mean "La interrogacíon". According to the dictionary, "la interrogación" means the interrogation, same as "el interrogatorio", but the former can also mean a question mark or just a question, and the latter can also mean a debriefing or a questionnaire.
updated Jun 18, 2012
posted by PumpkinCalabaza
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there is not a difference between the two.
updated Jun 17, 2012
posted by gibrianna1234
