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Tag Archives: Spamish prescriptivism
Si volet usus
Here is Sara Sánchez-Molina Santos’s first blogpost: Grammatical rules change si volet usus (“if it be the will of custom”, according to Horace, in his Ars Poetica, c. 19 BC). This is what the Spanish Royal Academy says in the prologue to their … Continue reading