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English to Spanish translations [Non-PRO]
/ resturant | | English term or phrase: appetizers | | i ordered some appetizers |
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Hi Jason:-)
The answer, I guess, depends on what Latin country you're in. For example:
1)Mexico = botana, or,entradas.
2)Spain = aperitivo (which can also mean a cocktail), or tapas.
Yopu'll probably get other answers from colleagues in different countries.
Good Luck:-))...and enjoy!!
terry |
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Explanation:
Hi Jason:-)
The answer, I guess, depends on what Latin country you're in. For example:
1)Mexico = botana, or,entradas.
2)Spain = aperitivo (which can also mean a cocktail), or tapas.
Yopu'll probably get other answers from colleagues in different countries.
Good Luck:-))...and enjoy!!
terry
Oxford Superlex + experience---and a healthy appetite:-)
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