"se puede usarlos pos la musica"

What does the word "pos" mean ? Haven't been able to find it in my dictionary, but have seen it used occasionally elsewhere.

Tks

Dave

its the indiscriminate subjective conjugation of ser (sorry, its a typo) i meant "por" you may have seen pos around as a contraction? alternative to pues or to indicate position or "in persuit of" / "instead of" (en pos de) I dont think its very mainstream.

here are some posible leads

I had seen "pos" last year in a couple of magazine articles I had been reading, but had not seen it since. It seems to be quite rarely used.

Dave

You're service is amazing and I'm already addicted; I just wanted to send along a small correction, though. In terms of direct translation, 'garantia" is a 'warranty' in English, not a 'warrantee'. 

A 'warrantee' is the person who is actually issued the guarantee.

Keep up the great work.  

Webster even agrees with you rbalt.

I don't know how many times I've seen it used wrong, and never thought about it.