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syllable stressed on their final vowel (and a few other words). Words ending in stressed -o or -a are never marked with an acute accent (ó or á), but with a grave accent (ò or à). Therefore, only é and è are normally contrasted, typically in words ending in -ché, such as perché ('why/because'); in the conjugated copula è ('is'); in ambiguous monosyllables such as né ('neither') vs. ne ('of it') and sé ('itself')

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