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special vs. especial Mon Aug 04, 2008 14:13 pm  special vs. especial
 

I want to know the differences between "special" and "especial". Can you tell me?
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special vs. especial Mon Aug 04, 2008 14:17 pm  special vs. especial
 

Hi Jerome,

Please read special vs. especial.

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