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Old 11th October 2019, 11:52 AM   #36
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Originally Posted by Fernando K
..."Q U I" is Italian, means HERE, in this world...
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Originally Posted by Chris Evans
...The inscription reads like misspelled Spanish...
Yet some plausibility applies in this case; QUI and QUIEN were relative terms, back in the middle ages; apparently this left track till 'the other day'.

" Algo más posterior es el estudio de Elvira sobre la sintaxis de los relativos qui y quien en español antiguo15. A partir de un corpus de textos medievales, analiza los usos sintácticos de los pronombres qui y quien en relativas con antecedente explícito "


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