What's the difference among "entrada," "billete," and "boleto"?
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I've come across three words that mean ticket: boleto, billete, entrada. Are there any differences in usage?
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updated OCT 16, 2009
posted by carlchildress
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Think the differences are mainly regional. In the part of Spain that I am familiar with, entrada can be used for a ticket to enter a theatre, a zoo or cinema etc., billete can be used for a bus or train ticket, and boleto for a lottery ticket etc. Don't know much about Latin America, think some areas use boleto as entrada is used in Spain.
updated OCT 16, 2009
edited by peterpierre2
posted by peterpierre2
I agree with Peter. - --Mariana--, OCT 16, 2009
