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5 +1 | ¿Cuántos meses (has estado) en Estados Unidos, gringo? |
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¿Cuántos meses (has estado) en Estados Unidos, gringo? Explanation: Hello John, This is only a suggestion. I think that the phrase you want is the above. meses=months mesas=tables (¿?) If you need the translation in English, it means: How many months (have you been) in the United States, gringo? "gringo" as you may know is a derogatory form to call a person from the United States. I hope it helps. Good luck from Oso ¶:^) |
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