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How would one say "layover" in spanish?

How would one say "layover" in spanish?

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layover as in .... When I went to Florida I had a layover in Texas.

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updated Oct 3, 2011
posted by puppiesknowspanish

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Cuando fui a Florida hice una parada en Texas

Cuando fui a Florida hice noche en Texas

Cuando fui a Florida hice escala en Texas

Each sentences have a different intention, but are similar.

updated Oct 3, 2011
posted by RaulSpaniard
Thanks very much! You guys are awesome! - puppiesknowspanish, Oct 3, 2011
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Check out layover in the dictionary.

updated Oct 3, 2011
edited by tc84
posted by tc84
I was meaning if there was any other shorter/another way of saying layover. The dictionary was my first place to find the answer..... - puppiesknowspanish, Oct 3, 2011
Yep - not very "practical" is it. :) - ian-hill, Oct 3, 2011
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I had no idea what a layover was until I read the whole sentence.

In the UK it would be called a stopover, which does have a usable translation in the dictionary, link text

updated Oct 3, 2011
posted by MaryMcc
Thanks so much!! Now I learned a new word from the UK! - puppiesknowspanish, Oct 3, 2011