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Double click your word, there are several on this sites dictionary
Camarero
Mesero
Mesonero
Garzón
Una persona que espera
You might want to look at the last one a little closer.
Una persona que espera
jejej, funny, this is supposed to be a person who waits: a wait+er
but that's not correct, is it? In English I mean.
Perfectly correct. It just doesn't mean mesero. Waiter in this sense is closer to esperador. That is, it makes sense grammatically, but it isn't used that way.
Correct
It is a "play" on words. Hence my advice to Mariana. Sometimes I can't help myself.
Well, that's what I meant, grammatically correct , but not used. Ok.
The same as "esperador" doesn't exist, really.
Maitre
maître.
(Voz francesa).
- com. Jefe de comedor en un restaurante.
MOZO FOR A WAITER, AND MOZA FOR A WAITRESS
EASY AND SIMPLE TO PRONOUNCE

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