do any of these words have accents? (if so please identify them):
- abrigo
- rapido
- sabado
- vez
- menu
- operacion
- impermeable
- ademas
- regatear
- antipatico
- farmacia
- esqui
- pension
- pais
- perdon
Best thing to do is look them up in your Spanish dictionary. That will show you the accents. Have you tried this yet?
OE if your pronunciation is good and you know the "rule of accents" you can add the accent where it should go.
rápido
sábado (if the stress falls in the 3rd syllable from the end, there will ALWAYS be an accent mark
menú
operación
además
antipático
esquí
pensión
país
perdón
Sra
Yes, some of the words mentioned have accents. Here is a list of the words and the accents they contain:
- abrigo: no accent
- rápido: the letter "ó" has an accent
- sábado: the letter "á" has an accent
- vez: no accent
- menú: no accent
- operación: no accent
- impermeable: no accent
- además: no accent
- regatear: no accent
- antipático: the letter "í" has an accent
- farmacia: no accent
- esquí: the letter "í" has an accent
- pensión: no accent
- país: the letter "í" has an accent
- perdón: no accent
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions.
To identify if any of these words have accents, you can follow a few general rules:
1. In Spanish, written accents are used to indicate stress or to differentiate between words that are spelled the same but have different meanings (homophones).
2. Accents typically appear on vowel letters: á, é, í, ó, ú.
Based on these rules, here are the words from your list that have accents:
- Abrigo: No accent.
- Rápido: "Rápido" has an accent on the letter "á".
- Sábado: "Sábado" has an accent on the letter "á".
- Vez: No accent.
- Menú: No accent.
- Operación: No accent.
- Impermeable: No accent.
- Además: No accent.
- Regatear: No accent.
- Antipático: "Antipático" has an accent on the letter "á".
- Farmacia: No accent.
- Esquí: "Esquí" has an accent on the letter "í".
- Pensión: No accent.
- País: No accent.
- Perdón: No accent.
So, the words with accents are "rápido," "sábado," "antipático," and "esquí."