17:00 Nov 12, 2001 |
Spanish to English translations [Non-PRO] Marketing | ||||
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5 +1 | una luca |
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5 | a thousand pesos |
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5 | One thousand pesos |
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4 | One thousand pesos |
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a thousand pesos Explanation: HTH Andrea |
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One thousand pesos Explanation: Peso is the name of the currency used in Argentina, Bolivia (if it has not changed its currency), and Chile, among other South American countries. |
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One thousand pesos Explanation: Both of the above answers are correct, however, one writes for example on a check "un mil pesos", to avoid someone from adding a digit. For example if one would write "mil pesos" it would be esay for someone to just add in front of "ocho mil pesos". So it is really a measure to insure that it is clera that is is only ONE thousand pesos. Luck! |
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una luca Explanation: If you happen to be in Chile (popular usage, of course). Exp. |
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