Would the word camiseta be equalivalent to the word t-shirt in English? camiseta v. camisa

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What is the difference between the words camisa and camiseta?

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debdelafuent

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Camisa is a shirt, like of any kind. Camiseta is t-shirt. I am pretty sure. - godsgirl4eva Aug 25
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  • "Camisa" is "shirt", ie. generally with buttons and collar.
  • "Camiseta" is "T-shirt" or "undershirt", ie. no buttons, no collar.
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Exactly! - LAtINaPunKRO Aug 25
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i believe camisa is more like a button up shirt, while camiseta is the regular t-shirt. i could be wrong..

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Here's the difference, look at the links:

Camisa

Camiseta

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