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Ziya
In Spanish is there a difference between quizás and quizá?
Jul 14, 2020 6:14 PM
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Depende de si la palabra sigiuente empieza con vocal o no
Quizá venga más tarde
Quizás el tercero se le escapó.
¿Vienes mañana?, Quizás
July 16, 2020
Both are equally correct, and very few arguments can be used to choose one or the other, although it is true that the Royal Spanish Academy prefers "quizá" a "quizas".
The rules set standards, but the own use and tastes of the speakers end up imposing their options. In general we can say that, moved by phonetic reasons, we tend to say "quizá" when the word that is written next begins with consonant, and "quizás" if the word that follows begins with a vowel. So, we say: "Quizá llame a Laura esta tarde", and "Quizás encuentres lo que buscas en otro lugar".
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July 15, 2020
No difference at all. Both are correct and interchangeable in any context.
July 14, 2020
Hi Ziya,
No, both mean the same thing and both are correct.
July 14, 2020
Gracias por la repuesta. Te estoy obligado.
July 15, 2020
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