Another extra "que"?
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I saw this again in EL MUNDO:
"Fábregas ha dicho que siempre sale a jugar 'con una sonrisa' y que disfruta mucho cada que vez que salta al terreno de juego..."
Why "cada que vez"? Is that a typo?
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updated Sep 20, 2012
edited by mstivers
posted by mstivers
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Cada vez que means each time that or whenever he goes out in the field. Perfectly said in Spanish. Please check if the word order is what you wrote. If it is, then this is clear case of word dyslexia or a repeated word.
updated Sep 21, 2012
edited by francobollo
posted by francobollo
See my new picture above... - mstivers, Sep 20, 2012
Big typo then. Thanks for sharing! - francobollo, Sep 20, 2012
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Why "cada que vez"? Is that a typo?
Yes, I believe that you are correct.
updated Sep 20, 2012
posted by --Mariana--
