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Art/Literary - Linguistics / explaination. | | Spanish term or phrase: what is the use of the subscipts like 'i' and 'j' before a term like in ibuenos. | | please explain to me; I'm a first time spnish learner. |
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1 hr confidence:   peer agreement (net): +3 probably it is an exclamation mark (¡) rather than an i
Explanation:
In the beginning of an exclamatory phrase in Spanish we use to put a reversed exclamation mark, which can often be confused with an i.
¡Buenos días!
| Ilaeira
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Native speaker of:  Greek
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The translation workplace 
