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"mas" con dos significas "most" y "more"? Hola a todos, tengo una pregunta sobre el uso de la palabra "mas": En cual situaciones esta la palabra "mas" usa con la segnifica "most" vs. "more"? Gracias y saludos Thorsten

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You have 10 books, I have 20 books.... I have more books than you. I have the most. Usted tiene 10 libros, tengo 20 libros .... Tengo más libros que usted. Yo la tengo más. Rich
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More sirve para comparar o contar y Most es superlativo.
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There are two mas. Mas with or without accent. Más is adverb.Mas is also conjuntion. It means even when they are invariable in shape. The shape can´t change. It does not form plural or gender. Both are use with rather a different meaning and location in the phrase. Más... is the quantity adverb. More. I want more sugar: Yo quiero más azúcar. Mas... is the conjunction "pero".Adversative conjunction. ( I think I remember, not quite sure if adversative or other similar type ). I went to Rome but I couldn't visit the Coliseum. Yo fui a Roma más/pero no pude visitar el Coliseum.
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mas (opositive) = pero = but, in spanish nowadays, "mas" meaning "but" almost is not more used. more or most = más
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más = more (adition) mas = but (opositive)

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