Feliz dia de reyes

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I’ve always seen it without, but just recently saw it with. Se supone que una palabra que termina en Z tiene la tónica en la última sílaba. La misma regla con las palabras que terminan en D, L, R, y las demás que no sean vocales ni S o N. Que me corrijan si se me ha pasado alguna. If it doesn’t, then an accent must be put over the vowel in the stressed syllable, eg.

Feliz” ends in Z and has the stress where you would expect it, on the last syllable, so there is no accent mark needed. If you saw one, it was a mistake. Feliz es aguda, es decir, lleva el acento en la última sílaba. Sólo llevaría tilde si terminara en vocal, N o S. The accent is unnecessary, and not used in standard Spanish. Have you noticed the recent trend in the U.

In Spanish, I see people add accent marks where they don’t belong, especially when they are writing somehing “official” and don’t want to accidentally leave an accent mark out. The most common one is writing ó insead of just o. There is a rule for the accented version, but 99. Since you mentioned it, is the accent over “o” correct between numbers? You are much more likely to see superflous accent marks on words like construído, fuí or fué, since the Royal Academy eliminated them in living memory. Thank you for your response, Aztlaniano!

Academy didn’t change it, from what I understand, until the 1950’s, for whatever reason. Thus the “old-fashioned” term I used. I believe, “rr” as separate letters for example. I’ve seen many people, mostly adults, put it like this: bién.

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