How can I replace “and” with another conjunction? I write in Spanish
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How can I change 'and' in my cites? E.g. "Rojas and Torres" -- I want "Rojas y Torres".
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How can I change 'and' in my cites? E.g. "Rojas and Torres" -- I want "Rojas y Torres".
apacite
edited 18 mins ago
Mico
281k31384772
asked Feb 22 at 20:02
Edwin TorresEdwin Torres
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Try addingusepackage[spanish]{babel}in your peamble.
– CarLaTeX
Feb 22 at 20:10
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Welcome to TeX.SE. Do you use biblatex or bibtex? If it's the latter, which bibliography style do you employ.
– Mico
Feb 22 at 20:23
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If you are indeed usingbiblatexas you tag suggests, you should automatically get Spanish localisation strings if you write in Spanish (and tell LaTeX about that withbabelorpiolyglossia). For other packages and styles more work will be required. Please tell us which bibliography and citation packages you use and which style in an MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864) or MWEB (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864). Without that info we can't really help you, I'm afraid.
– moewe
Feb 23 at 14:54
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Any news here? Unfortunately, your question is lacking important details and therefore can't really be answered properly at the moment. All attempts to help you would have to resort to wild guessing and might send you on a wild goose chase or be counterproductive. If the question is not clarified with more information about the packages you use (and ideally an MWE) I will vote to close this question as unclear what you are asking.
– moewe
2 days ago
2
If you are usingusepackage{apacite}(i.e. apacite) you probably also want to usebibliographystyle{apacite}and not apalike.apacitehas a Spanish localisation and should be able to say 'y'.apalikeon the other hand is English only. (Of course the two styles also differ in many other respects:apalikeis basically just author-year citation with nothing fancy going on, whileapacitetries to implement the complex rules of the Publication Manual of the APA.) I didn't investigate further for a lack of a poper MWE: tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864
– moewe
55 mins ago
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How can I change 'and' in my cites? E.g. "Rojas and Torres" -- I want "Rojas y Torres".
apacite
edited 18 mins ago
Mico
281k31384772
asked Feb 22 at 20:02
Edwin TorresEdwin Torres
61
How can I change 'and' in my cites? E.g. "Rojas and Torres" -- I want "Rojas y Torres".
apacite
apacite
edited 18 mins ago
Mico
281k31384772
asked Feb 22 at 20:02
Edwin TorresEdwin Torres
61
edited 18 mins ago
Mico
281k31384772
asked Feb 22 at 20:02
Edwin TorresEdwin Torres
61
edited 18 mins ago
Mico
281k31384772
edited 18 mins ago
Mico
281k31384772
edited 18 mins ago
Mico
281k31384772
281k31384772
asked Feb 22 at 20:02
Edwin TorresEdwin Torres
61
asked Feb 22 at 20:02
Edwin TorresEdwin Torres
61
asked Feb 22 at 20:02
Edwin TorresEdwin Torres
61
61
4
Try addingusepackage[spanish]{babel}in your peamble.
– CarLaTeX
Feb 22 at 20:10
3
Welcome to TeX.SE. Do you use biblatex or bibtex? If it's the latter, which bibliography style do you employ.
– Mico
Feb 22 at 20:23
1
If you are indeed usingbiblatexas you tag suggests, you should automatically get Spanish localisation strings if you write in Spanish (and tell LaTeX about that withbabelorpiolyglossia). For other packages and styles more work will be required. Please tell us which bibliography and citation packages you use and which style in an MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864) or MWEB (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864). Without that info we can't really help you, I'm afraid.
– moewe
Feb 23 at 14:54
1
Any news here? Unfortunately, your question is lacking important details and therefore can't really be answered properly at the moment. All attempts to help you would have to resort to wild guessing and might send you on a wild goose chase or be counterproductive. If the question is not clarified with more information about the packages you use (and ideally an MWE) I will vote to close this question as unclear what you are asking.
– moewe
2 days ago
2
If you are usingusepackage{apacite}(i.e. apacite) you probably also want to usebibliographystyle{apacite}and not apalike.apacitehas a Spanish localisation and should be able to say 'y'.apalikeon the other hand is English only. (Of course the two styles also differ in many other respects:apalikeis basically just author-year citation with nothing fancy going on, whileapacitetries to implement the complex rules of the Publication Manual of the APA.) I didn't investigate further for a lack of a poper MWE: tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864
– moewe
55 mins ago
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show 1 more comment
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Try addingusepackage[spanish]{babel}in your peamble.
– CarLaTeX
Feb 22 at 20:10
3
Welcome to TeX.SE. Do you use biblatex or bibtex? If it's the latter, which bibliography style do you employ.
– Mico
Feb 22 at 20:23
1
If you are indeed usingbiblatexas you tag suggests, you should automatically get Spanish localisation strings if you write in Spanish (and tell LaTeX about that withbabelorpiolyglossia). For other packages and styles more work will be required. Please tell us which bibliography and citation packages you use and which style in an MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864) or MWEB (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864). Without that info we can't really help you, I'm afraid.
– moewe
Feb 23 at 14:54
1
Any news here? Unfortunately, your question is lacking important details and therefore can't really be answered properly at the moment. All attempts to help you would have to resort to wild guessing and might send you on a wild goose chase or be counterproductive. If the question is not clarified with more information about the packages you use (and ideally an MWE) I will vote to close this question as unclear what you are asking.
– moewe
2 days ago
2
If you are usingusepackage{apacite}(i.e. apacite) you probably also want to usebibliographystyle{apacite}and not apalike.apacitehas a Spanish localisation and should be able to say 'y'.apalikeon the other hand is English only. (Of course the two styles also differ in many other respects:apalikeis basically just author-year citation with nothing fancy going on, whileapacitetries to implement the complex rules of the Publication Manual of the APA.) I didn't investigate further for a lack of a poper MWE: tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864
– moewe
55 mins ago
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Try adding
usepackage[spanish]{babel} in your peamble.– CarLaTeX
Feb 22 at 20:10
Try adding
usepackage[spanish]{babel} in your peamble.– CarLaTeX
Feb 22 at 20:10
3
3
Welcome to TeX.SE. Do you use biblatex or bibtex? If it's the latter, which bibliography style do you employ.
– Mico
Feb 22 at 20:23
Welcome to TeX.SE. Do you use biblatex or bibtex? If it's the latter, which bibliography style do you employ.
– Mico
Feb 22 at 20:23
1
1
If you are indeed using
biblatex as you tag suggests, you should automatically get Spanish localisation strings if you write in Spanish (and tell LaTeX about that with babel or piolyglossia). For other packages and styles more work will be required. Please tell us which bibliography and citation packages you use and which style in an MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864) or MWEB (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864). Without that info we can't really help you, I'm afraid.– moewe
Feb 23 at 14:54
If you are indeed using
biblatex as you tag suggests, you should automatically get Spanish localisation strings if you write in Spanish (and tell LaTeX about that with babel or piolyglossia). For other packages and styles more work will be required. Please tell us which bibliography and citation packages you use and which style in an MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864) or MWEB (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864). Without that info we can't really help you, I'm afraid.– moewe
Feb 23 at 14:54
1
1
Any news here? Unfortunately, your question is lacking important details and therefore can't really be answered properly at the moment. All attempts to help you would have to resort to wild guessing and might send you on a wild goose chase or be counterproductive. If the question is not clarified with more information about the packages you use (and ideally an MWE) I will vote to close this question as unclear what you are asking.
– moewe
2 days ago
Any news here? Unfortunately, your question is lacking important details and therefore can't really be answered properly at the moment. All attempts to help you would have to resort to wild guessing and might send you on a wild goose chase or be counterproductive. If the question is not clarified with more information about the packages you use (and ideally an MWE) I will vote to close this question as unclear what you are asking.
– moewe
2 days ago
2
2
If you are using
usepackage{apacite} (i.e. apacite) you probably also want to use bibliographystyle{apacite} and not apalike. apacite has a Spanish localisation and should be able to say 'y'. apalike on the other hand is English only. (Of course the two styles also differ in many other respects: apalike is basically just author-year citation with nothing fancy going on, while apacite tries to implement the complex rules of the Publication Manual of the APA.) I didn't investigate further for a lack of a poper MWE: tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864– moewe
55 mins ago
If you are using
usepackage{apacite} (i.e. apacite) you probably also want to use bibliographystyle{apacite} and not apalike. apacite has a Spanish localisation and should be able to say 'y'. apalike on the other hand is English only. (Of course the two styles also differ in many other respects: apalike is basically just author-year citation with nothing fancy going on, while apacite tries to implement the complex rules of the Publication Manual of the APA.) I didn't investigate further for a lack of a poper MWE: tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864– moewe
55 mins ago
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Try adding
usepackage[spanish]{babel}in your peamble.– CarLaTeX
Feb 22 at 20:10
3
Welcome to TeX.SE. Do you use biblatex or bibtex? If it's the latter, which bibliography style do you employ.
– Mico
Feb 22 at 20:23
1
If you are indeed using
biblatexas you tag suggests, you should automatically get Spanish localisation strings if you write in Spanish (and tell LaTeX about that withbabelorpiolyglossia). For other packages and styles more work will be required. Please tell us which bibliography and citation packages you use and which style in an MWE (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864) or MWEB (tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/4407/35864). Without that info we can't really help you, I'm afraid.– moewe
Feb 23 at 14:54
1
Any news here? Unfortunately, your question is lacking important details and therefore can't really be answered properly at the moment. All attempts to help you would have to resort to wild guessing and might send you on a wild goose chase or be counterproductive. If the question is not clarified with more information about the packages you use (and ideally an MWE) I will vote to close this question as unclear what you are asking.
– moewe
2 days ago
2
If you are using
usepackage{apacite}(i.e. apacite) you probably also want to usebibliographystyle{apacite}and not apalike.apacitehas a Spanish localisation and should be able to say 'y'.apalikeon the other hand is English only. (Of course the two styles also differ in many other respects:apalikeis basically just author-year citation with nothing fancy going on, whileapacitetries to implement the complex rules of the Publication Manual of the APA.) I didn't investigate further for a lack of a poper MWE: tex.meta.stackexchange.com/q/228/35864– moewe
55 mins ago