What did you have for breakfast?
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¿Que desayunaste?
Is the grammar appropiate? Is the pharse acceptable and correct?
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updated Apr 16, 2012
posted by willpress2020
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Perhaps because it has a bearing on the present it would be better to use the past perfect tense but yes the verb desayunar is fine 
Don't forget also that question words always carry an accent
¿Qué has desayunado?
updated Apr 16, 2012
posted by Kiwi-Girl
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"¿Qué desayunaste?" es como decimos en México.
Quizá en España usen más "¿Qué has desayunado?".
updated Apr 16, 2012
posted by LuisCache
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looks good
updated Apr 16, 2012
posted by Yettae
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can you say this, ¿qué tienes para el desayuno?
what did you have for breakfast ?
or que comes para desayuno?... which would be what did you eat for breakfast ?
Are any or both of these correct ?
Thanks
updated Apr 16, 2012
posted by atiqraza
I think that you should post your question on the main forum; that way you'll maybe get more response. ;) - t1funnyface, Apr 16, 2012
tienes is the present tense 'are having' so you would need 'tuviste' or 'tuvo' for the past but I think it would be more common to use comer (comiste or comió) para el desayuno or just desayunar. - Kiwi-Girl, Apr 16, 2012
