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FirePolyglot
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No, you can't use ''con ti'' instead of ''contigo.''
7 months ago
The same reason we say he/him in English but not she/shim. It's just wrong. Irregular and weird, but that's the way languages are ;-)
7 months ago
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No, it is not valid. It is not "con" + "ti" but it comes directly from Latin "cum tecum". The same for "conmigo" (with me). In Latin there were another similar forms, Portuguese keeps also "con(n)osco" (with us) and "convosco" (with you [plural]).
7 months ago
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thank you for making the Latin and Portuguese connections – I enjoy learning these!
7 months ago
