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Jak często ludzie mówią "zaś"? Czy normalnie użyć to słowo w potocznej mowie?
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Dzisiaj w języku polskim bardzo rzadko używa się słowa "zaś", częściej slyszy się "za to" lub "natomiast".
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tego słowa nie używa się już często w mowie potocznej... na przykład Zostawił to na zaś czyli na później ... On miał rację, zaś inni nie....w tym przypadku jest to spójnik łączący dwa zdania
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W dzisiejszych czasach bardzo rzadko używa się tego słowa. Zastępuje się je słowami np za to
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@dragonfly1703 w tym przypadku raczej dobrze jest właśnie użyć "a", ale możesz też użyc np. natomiast, za to
np. Twój argument jest średni natomiast mój jest świetny
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Raczej żadko. Nie ukrywam że czasem się z tym spotykam
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U nas na Śląsku słowa "zaś" używa się bardzo często i jest to synonim słowa znowu
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