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Una taza de chocolate.

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Una taza de chocolate. ¿tú?

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updated Feb 9, 2010
posted by sportjulie89

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una taza de chocolate. ¿y tú?

updated Feb 9, 2010
posted by sportjulie89
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A cup of hot chocolate. You? (as in, Do you want some?)

updated Feb 9, 2010
edited by alba3
posted by alba3
Doesn't say hot although it should , who would want a cup of cold chocolate? - kenwilliams, Feb 9, 2010
In Spanish I don't think that it needs to say hot because it's understood that it's hot but in English we wouldn't just say "a cup of chocolate". - alba3, Feb 9, 2010
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to connect with you it will need a Y

updated Feb 9, 2010
posted by juluque
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What Does this sentence mean. To me it says A Cup Of Chocolate. Is that what it means?

updated Feb 9, 2010
posted by 00d91873
It does mean a cup of chocolae. - kenwilliams, Feb 9, 2010