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To: marcos who wrote (2536)	7/4/2002 3:54:39 AM
From: X Y Zebra	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 8273

[i chose that one of the three versions because it avoided the vosotros construction ... figured we didn't need any of that effete lithping europeo stuff because hey, we are all americanos here!] Re: being Americanos... You know that the "vos" lithping -g is used in most of Central America and many of the South American countries... right ? I am not sure... but I think the "tu" form is mainly used in México, R. Dominicana and Perú .... and a few other countries... and the "vos" form is more widely used throughout.... in some countries they actually use all three of them (again, not sure exactly where... Colombia and Venezuela comes to mind).... for sure... the "vos" is used in Chile, Argentina, Costa Rica, Panamá Perhaps you are getting confused with lithping in re: the use of the pronunciation of the "c" and "z" (from España) -g Thanks for the translation... an interesting thing... perhaps they will start applying it more often in Spanish -LOL ! Put the "J" back in Tehas ? -lol going to bed now.... ciao -g