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Lucas Oliveira
quizá" or "quizás"?
I came across a Spanish question when I was reading a text and it began with the word "quizás". However, when I was searching about it, I realized that we can also use the equivalent "quizá". The problem is that I couldn't understand when to use one or the other.
If you can help me, I'd appreciate a lot.
Thanks in advance.
Lucas
31 aug. 2018 14:59
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There's no difference other than your own preference or style. As a side note, we tend to drop the final 's' in southern Spain, so we normally say 'quizá' when speaking (but either when writing).
31 augustus 2018
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¡Hola Lucas!
Como dice Sara, son sinónimos y puedes usarlos indistintamente. Pero es frecuente usar quizá-consonante y quizás-vocal.
Por ejemplo:
Quizá vaya a la fiesta.
Quizás aquí encuentre una respuesta.
3 september 2018
Heb je je antwoorden nog steeds niet gevonden?
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Lucas Oliveira
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Engels, Portugees, Spaans
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