más vs. mas
- Más = more
- Mas = but, although, however, nevertheless.
Example:
- Quiero más ropa, mas no tengo dinero = I want more clothes, but I don’t have money.
(Source: political-linguaphile)
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ha this is good to know! because of italian i always say “ma” instead of “pero” when i speak spanish and i was always...
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holy shit. ok when i was in brazil i kept saying “pero” when i wanted to say “but” and i had to try SO HARD to correct...
soulcism said:
Woah, woah! After studying Spanish for so long, I still didn’t know the “but mas” existed. There’s no semantic difference between it and “pero,” right? Is it just used in certain regions more than others?
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how do you use special characters on a computer though?
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