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* "no" (''no'') in "Le toca pasar la aspiradora, ¿no?" (''It's your (formal) turn to vacuum, no?'')
* "no es verdad" (''isn't that right'') in "Eres de Perú, ¿no es verdad?" (''You're (informal) from Peru, isn't that right?'')
Note that in Spanish, the question marks are placed around the tag question, and not around the entire sentence (although English only uses the single final question mark, it is implied that the entire sentence, and not just the tag, is the question).<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://spanish.about.com/od/sentencestructure/g/question_tag_gl.htm|title = That's a Tag Question, Isn't It?}}</ref>
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