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Is there an equivalent, in Spanish, for the interrobang? According to wikipedia it exists even an "Inverted interrobang" called gnaborretni (interrobang written backwards), but I have never seen it in Spanish and it isn't mentioned by RAE (Real Academia Española, the official organisation). Anyway, the proposed solution by RAE is the first solution given by Filmzy instead of using both symbols at the beginning and at the end of the sentence. |
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answered | How to Translate “Sabor A Mi” into English |
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Nov 16 |
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Use of “Que” in “Que todo te vaya bien” Are you sure that there isn't a "nos" missing in the 2nd sentence like: "Que nos reunamos a las 6"? At least in Spain that sentence doesn't make much sense without it. I don't know if it does in Latin America. |
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