| Have we had a double dasher before?! on 21:10 - Aug 14 by Blaggers12 |
Ivàn Campo had his accent going the other way. Is that a thing in Spanish? |
In fact he didn't, and it isn't a thing in Spanish.
And for anyone who might be interested, under normal Spanish grammar rules, if Ivan were unaccented the stress would fall on the "I". And in the case of Azon, the stress would fall on the "A".
The accent in both names indicates the vowel where the stress falls, it being indicative of a difference from normal Spanish grammar rules. [Post edited 14 Aug 21:54]
|  |
By continuing to use the site, you agree to our use of cookies and to abide by our Terms and Conditions.
