how do you say "on christmas i ate turkey"
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For my vocab quiz
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updated ENE 15, 2010
posted by wc9825
Just to point out to learners of British English we would say "At / for Christmas I ate Turkey" - ian-hill, ENE 15, 2010
Except that "turkey" wouldn't be capitalized (unless you're referring to the country). - samdie, ENE 15, 2010
Right you are Samdie. - ian-hill, ENE 15, 2010
or "on Christmas Day I ate turkey" - caza, ENE 15, 2010
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Nice job. You definitely have all the right vocabulary.
In terms of putting it together, in Spanish you don´t need "on" to refer to a date, you simply say "el día de Navidad".
Also, I don´t think you want to say "el" pavo, which suggests to me that you ate the whole turkey!
So, you could say "el día de Navidad comí pavo."
updated ENE 15, 2010
posted by kattya
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ok would it be "en la navidad, yo comi el pavo" ?
updated ENE 14, 2010
posted by wc9825
comí - 0074b507, ENE 14, 2010
Perfect response to a perfect welcome. Good of you, wc! - 0057ed01, ENE 14, 2010
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Hi, welcome to the forum! However, we can´t do your homework for you. Give it a try and we´ll help you with it.
updated ENE 14, 2010
posted by kattya
Perfect welcome! - 0057ed01, ENE 14, 2010
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en la navidad yo comí pavo! :D
updated ENE 14, 2010
posted by starfallz25
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hahaha.!! these are good answers.!!! but I think "on christmas I ate turkey" it means: en navidad yo comi pavo.! I think is better answer.!! bye.
updated ENE 14, 2010
posted by Stratford
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thanks 
updated ENE 14, 2010
posted by wc9825
