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May 3, 2016
I have never seen this form so she asked me if I could ask anyone from Mexico and I told her I would post the question. Comments? Thanks
kakm
This is typical in spoken Spanish. The unstressed [e] in combination with [a] is reduced to [i]. Another example is the verb ‘pelearse’. Just this past week on a vocabulary test in my Spanish 2 classes, several ‘native’ speakers spelled the word as ‘peliarse’, reflecting the way they hear it spoken. As far as I know, no one is taught to...See More
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