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11:40 May 10, 2001 |
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| Selected response from: Isabel Peralta Spain Local time: 12:32 | |||
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na | two adults with a child on a room and another minor sharing |
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na | no entiendo... |
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na | I don't understand either |
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two adults with a child on a room and another minor sharing Explanation: I think this still can mean "sharing". I would translate it like that but it would be helpful for you to have a look at any webpage of any British or American Hotel and check if they have something radically different. I have seen "sharing" in this context before, though. Good luck!) |
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no entiendo... Explanation: bien la pregunta, ya que no hace sentido: porque un menor paga y el otro no? (are we talking children and infants here? Like in airlines: infant = 0-2 years is free, travels on Mami's lap, child = 2-12 years pays 50% of tariff) In this case it would be something like: 2 adults 1 child free or children stay for free looking forward to further comments nice regards xxx |
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I don't understand either Explanation: It's me who asked the question and it also confused me. There are many statements such as this one in different combinations. To me it seems obvious that if 2 adults and 1 or 2 children are staying in the room, obviously they are sharing! I guess this means 2 adults and one child paying, and another child free. Pls. advise |
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