Thursday, December 30, 2010

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In Spain "rally" is "rally"


The Foundation of Urgent English (Fundéu BBVA) said that "rally" is the adaptation proposed by the "Pan-Hispanic Dictionary of doubt" for the English word "rally", according to a released Wednesday by the institution on the occasion of the Dakar 2011.

The Fundéu BBVA, working in consultation with the Royal English Academy, said that the "Pan-Hispanic Dictionary of doubt" recommends adaptation "rally" (plural "rallies"), and if you prefer the anglicized "rally", it must be written in italics or quotation marks.

addition, the official name of this competition is "Dakar 2011", by which the word "rally" (or "rally"), when used together with the name, should be initial lower case "Began" rally "Dakar 2011" or "He started the 2011 Dakar rally."

In related news with this popular sporting event in the world of motor to be held in Argentina and Chile between 1 and 16 January, also often mistakenly used the symbols of the times.

So, instead of writing "_ 3 '53" of competidor_ "(using the symbols of minutes and seconds of angle) or" 2:25:35 "(format to indicate a time within the day and not time intervals), the" Pan-Hispanic Dictionary of doubt "recommends the use of symbols" h "for hours," min "for minutes and" s "for seconds (for example," 2 h 25 min 35 s "," _ ended at 3 min 53 s of its competitor ").

To express the distance, it should be noted that the symbol for kilometers is" km ", which should be written without a period, separated by a space figure and invariable in the plural: "1 km", "37 km".

The displacement of engines, as recorded in the new edition of "Spelling of English," is expressed with the abbreviation "cc" to indicate the cubic centimeters in the field of motor sport, should be written separately from the figure, points and space between components: "450 cc" and not "450 cc", "450 cc" or "450cc.."

The Foundation of Urgent English (www.fundeu.es), sponsored by Efe and BBVA, whose main goal is the proper use of English in the media, has the support, among other institutions and organizations, the Cervantes Institute, Fundación San Millán, Red Electrica of Spain, Gómez-Acebo & Pombo, CEDRO, CELER Solutions, Hermes Traducciones, Linguaserve and Abengoa.

Source: Canarias7

Saturday, December 11, 2010

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where and where an accent when? Still

's easy to see that where, when , how , which and why with accents when this is obviously a question or an exclamation mark (?!). But when that question or exclamation is indirect or subordinate, hidden in one sentence, can become a Trampalabra.

Again, the trick of substitution may be helpful: Where

an accent if you can replace: to what place / where in .
  • need you to tell me where you going - need to tell me what you think place to go.
  • need you to tell me where you - I need you to tell me on where you are. Where
not have an accent if you can replace: place you / where you .
  • I'm going where you tell me / I'm going to place you tell me.
  • I'm where you told me / I'm in place that you told me.

The same can be done with the when :


When an accent if you can replace it: at what point
  • need you to tell me when gonna go / I need you to tell me what time you are going.
When not have an accent if you can substitute: at which time.
  • when I'm going to annoy leave / I'll go when they stop bothering.

Similarly, we can apply this rule to the as :


As an accent if you can replace: how.
  • need you to tell me how you come back / I need you to tell me how you will return.
As not have an accent if we can replace, in the manner.
  • I am returning as can / I'm going back the way can. ---


Visit sense of where the Dictionary of Doubts Panhispánico SAR

Thursday, December 9, 2010

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still have an accent?

deserves a special word yet adverb: after the determination of the SAR to eliminate the adverb tildes and pronouns only that, that, this and this, not why still retains its accent .

reflection is because, at least in many countries of Latin America, most of the time we still as equivalent to yet, ie with an accent. And those times when you still use , without accent, could be understood from the context. At least that was the justification for eliminating the stress of the adverb only .

meantime, we continue using the trick of replacing even by yet to see if accents. ---



Ruscio Veronica added a comment worth noting:

"The issue is explained in detail in the new Spelling , hence the SAR does not consider the tilde diacritic is still . The tilde, explain, answer if the word is tonic hiatus (yet) or unstressed in a diphthong (yet). The tone two-syllable form must be written with accents, while the unstressed syllable is written without it. And so the issue resolved stating that in both words apply rules tildación ( English Language Spelling , Madrid, Espasa, p. 271-272). "

Saturday, December 4, 2010

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day before yesterday or the day before "?

According to the RAE


day before yesterday is the day before yesterday. You can also use the phrase before yesterday, but yesterday is the preferred spelling in use for its brevity.

Variant day before yesterday, does not belong to the educated norm and is only used in rural speech.

Source: SAR