There's an accent over the 'i' in aqui, and the 'a' in mas: aquí no más. It means "...here no more..."
"Más" should have an accent mark.It means "Well, then, more for me."
"Viva mas" isSpanishfor "live mas".
ma means master and ph.p means philosophiaThe English word 'ma' (mum) = mama (accent on final 'a')
That means "faster, higher, stronger".
It means "Do you want anything more?" There should be an accent on the a in mas.
There's an accent over the 'i' in aqui, and the 'a' in mas: aquí no más. It means "...here no more..."
"Mas ahora" translates to "but now" in English. It is used to indicate a contrast or shift in focus from a previous point to the current moment.
It means "Do you want anything more?" There should be an accent on the a in mas.
"Más" should have an accent mark.It means "Well, then, more for me."
Without the accent, mas is a conjunction "but". Much more commonly, it appears with an accent, más. This means "more", "plus", "most."
'Mas' without an accent over the a is a contradictory conjunction that means 'but.' 'Más' with the accent over the 'a' is a comparative adverb that means 'more.' For an example of the differences, this sentence "Hace calor, mas ayer hacía más" means "It's cold, but yesterday was colder." That Spanish sentence means the same as if you said "Hace calor, pero ayer hacía más."
mas with accent over the a
Mas with an accent mark over the (a)
Yes, it does. Except, when used as a conjunction, mas means pero (but) and is written without the accent.
"Viva mas" isSpanishfor "live mas".
ma means master and ph.p means philosophiaThe English word 'ma' (mum) = mama (accent on final 'a')