Cuando lleva tilde mas
plus tilde
The words mas and más are differentiated in writing by a tilde, known as a diacritical tilde. The diacritical tilde is used to give a word a different value or meaning. Thus, in this case, the tilde allows us to identify when the word functions as an adversative conjunction and when it functions as an adverb, adjective, noun or copulative conjunction.
Mas functions as an adversative conjunction equivalent to ‘but’; it is used to contrast concepts or ideas. However, nowadays its use has been restricted to the literary field and is considered archaizing.
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Diferencia entre Más y Mas (con o sin acento escrito)Inma Sánchez2021-12-03Añadir al Cuaderno2 preguntasHay palabras en español que tienen diferente significado cuando se escriben con o sin acento escrito. Veamos más vs más.
Observa cómo en todos los ejemplos anteriores, mas no lleva acento escrito y se puede traducir como pero/no obstante/no obstante – es una conjunción que une dos partes de una oración que están en oposición. La conjunción mas es formal y no se utiliza mucho, se puede ver por escrito pero no es habitual escucharla en el habla. Es mucho más común utilizar el pero o el ligeramente más formal sin embargo o no obstante.
lagunas y errores. Start your Braimap today “Find your Spanish level for FREETest your Spanish to the CEFR standardFind your Spanish levelLearn more about these related Spanish grammar topicsExamples and resourcesRecibimos una invitación para la ceremonia mas no asistimos.We received an invitation to the ceremony but we didn’t attend.Es noviembre mas las temperaturas son muy moderadas.It is November however the temperatures are very moderate.- ¿Quieres otro café? – No, no quiero más, gracias.- ¿Quieres otro café? – No, no quiero más, gracias.Necesito media hora más para terminar el examen.Necesito otra media hora para terminar el examen. [lit: media hora más]Pedro siempre ha sido más generoso que su hermano.Pedro siempre ha sido más generoso que su hermano.Yo les ofrecí mi ayuda mas no quisieron aceptarla.Les ofrecí mi ayuda sin embargo se negaron a aceptarla.
you tilde
The words mas and más are differentiated in writing by a tilde, known as a diacritical tilde. The diacritical tilde is used to give a word a different value or meaning. Thus, in this case, the tilde allows us to identify when the word functions as an adversative conjunction and when it functions as an adverb, adjective, noun or copulative conjunction.
Mas functions as an adversative conjunction equivalent to ‘but’; it is used to contrast concepts or ideas. However, nowadays its use has been restricted to the literary field and is considered archaizing.
even more tilde
If you hesitate when writing this short word, and you don’t know whether to put the accent or not, you may be comforted to know that it is one of the most common cases of mistakes or mistakes. We have started using it in conditional mode and that is why it does not have a tilde. This is one of the most frequent cases:
But this conjunction -which because it is invariable- introduces sentences of other types such as indirect interrogatives, which often adopt a nuance of doubt. We have also already used it: “(…) no sabes si poner o no o no la tilde”. Or also:
Continuing in the area of doubts, it is sometimes used at the beginning of a sentence to emphasize disbelief: si será verdad? It can also be used to emphasize an assertion: Si lo estaba diciendo te lo diciendo!