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'big rides' as in rollercoasters

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If I wanted to say, "Luke likes big rides but Emma does not." would it be, "A Luke le gustan las montañas rusas grandes pero a Emma, no." ?

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updated Oct 11, 2009
posted by smexyfrog

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I understand the question now, in Spain we use the word atracciones, there is no difference if they move or not.

updated Oct 11, 2009
posted by 00494d19
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Samdie I don't know if you misunderstood or if you are joking aroudn, jeje

Montaña rusa is a rollercoaster:

Esta está en Madrid:

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[1]: http://www.elalmanaque.com/TURISMO/warnerbros/DSCF3943 COPIA.JPG

updated Oct 11, 2009
posted by 00494d19
But I don't think the poster's original question was ever answered. Is there a word for "ride", like a ride at an amusement park? - Valerie, Oct 11, 2009
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"Big Russian mountains"? Are there any big (famous for their bigness) mountains in Russia? I've heard of the Caucasus mountains but compared to the Alps/Rockies/Himalayas, I always thought that they were "small potatoes".

updated Oct 11, 2009
posted by samdie
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Makes sense to me. wink

updated Oct 11, 2009
posted by ChamacoMalo