Contraction "an".
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I just saw the sentence below in an article I was reading. Is "an" a contraction of "a" + "un"? I have never seen it before.
"Convergència y ERC llaman an extender el alarde soberanista de Arenys"
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updated Nov 25, 2015
posted by LeeScherz
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The word "an" does not exist in Spanish.
The sentence could be: "Convergència y ERC llaman a extender el alarde soberanista de Arenys".
But I would say:
"Convergència y ERC llaman a la extensión del alarde soberanista de Arenys".
Whatever, this sentence is a little bit strange.
updated Nov 25, 2015
posted by txustaboy
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The word "an" doesn't exist. It could only be a prefix, "an-"
There is a wrong spelling in the sentence you wrote. I'm completely sure of it.
updated Nov 25, 2015
edited by Santyy7
posted by Santyy7
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Case in point! ;D
updated Nov 24, 2015
posted by chileno
