Inclusive vs incluso

[Chip]

I was wondering if the terms "inclusive" and "incluso" are more or less interchageable when starting out a sentence, such as:

Inclusive, fulano me estaba contando de fulana que se yo que que se yo cuando....

I'm thinking inclusive may be the correct form but I believe I have heard incluso too.

Thanks

[Ezequiel]

Originally Posted by Chip

I was wondering if the terms "inclusive" and "incluso" are more or less interchageable when starting out a sentence, such as:

Inclusive, fulano me estaba contando de fulana que se yo que que se yo cuando....

I'm thinking inclusive may be the correct form but I believe I have heard incluso too.

Thanks

They are both correct, it depends how you use it.

incluso, sa.
(Del lat. inclūsus).

1. adj. Contenido dentro de una cosa, o que está implícito en ella.
2. adv. m. Con inclusión, inclusivamente.
3. prep. Hasta, aun. Incluso a los enemigos amó. U. t. c. conj.



Incluso fulano era un maliante.

Diccionario de la lengua española - Vigésima segunda edición

[Chip]

tanks compai!

[MrMike]

If it was me talking I would use "Inclusive" in place of "including" and "incluso" in place of "included". I could be wrong, thats jsut hwo it seems to me.

[bachata]

Inclusive, fulano me estaba contando de fulana.... ( incorrect )

Incluso, fulano me estaba contando de fulana.... ( correct )
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