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What does qua si mean in English?

"Qua si" is not a standard English phrase. It's likely a misspelling of "quasi," which is a Latin word meaning "as if" or "almost."

Here's how "quasi" is used in English:

* Quasi-official: Meaning something that has some official characteristics but is not fully official.

* Quasi-legal: Meaning something that is similar to a legal situation but not fully legal.

* Quasi-contract: A legal term for an agreement that is not a formal contract but is treated as one by the courts.

Example:

* "The organization was a quasi-governmental body." (It had some government functions but wasn't a full government agency.)

If you encountered "qua si" in a specific context, please provide more information, and I'll be happy to help you understand its meaning.

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