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How would you say, "allergic to peanuts"?

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We are visiting Ecuador, and my daughter is allergic to peanuts. How can I say that she is allergic to peanuts?

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updated Mar 2, 2010
posted by Albright777
Welcome to the forum! You'll love Ecuador. It's a beautiful country with wonderfully friendly people. - CalvoViejo, Feb 1, 2010

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Ella tiene una alergía a maní.

or

Ella es alérgica a maní.

I think you'll find that in Ecuador the term "maní" is used more than "cacahuate", but there are several different terms for "peanut" in Spanish, all of which would be recognized in Ecuador.

updated Mar 2, 2010
edited by CalvoViejo
posted by CalvoViejo
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"Es alérgica a cacahuates." = "She's allergic to peanuts"

(You might say "muy alérgica" (very allergic) for emphasis if necessary.)

updated Mar 2, 2010
posted by Valerie
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" Quería avisarle que mi hija tiene alergia al maní"

" Por si acaso mi hija es alérgica al maní"

Two ways to warn or let people know that your daughter has this issue.

updated Mar 2, 2010
posted by Doriz
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alérgico a manís hope this helps and if it does not use the other sthat people posted because there are different kinds of spanish the people in ecuador might talk a different kind than we use her in america . two kinds of spanish are catalinand holt hopew this helps1 plz private message me thx

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updated Mar 2, 2010
posted by halo11
Halo, proper capitalization, punctuation, and spelling are mandatory on this forum. We do have members trying to learn English. So try to remember that when you post something. Thanks! - hlsbookworm, Feb 2, 2010
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Thank you all very much!! This really came in handy. No problems on the trip! grin grin

updated Mar 2, 2010
posted by Albright777
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sorry it looks like that ther is some thing wrong with my computer the two kinds of spanish are catalin and holt

updated Feb 1, 2010
posted by halo11