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Qué son ellas

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Me pregunto si esta frase es correcta.

¿Qué son ellas? --- ("Which ones [flavours, types] are those?)

Hablábamos en cuanto de empanadas (feminina).

Gracias,

Tim

P.S. Como siempre, agradezco sus correcciones.

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updated Nov 12, 2012
posted by gsdfsggs

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If you are asking what they are made of or what's inside, I'd say...

¿De qué son ellas?

updated Nov 12, 2012
posted by --Mariana--
Bueno, Gracias - gsdfsggs, Nov 12, 2012
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This is another "iguanas in the roof" question. Common English usage let's you get away with asking an incomplete question or making an incomplete statement but this is much less common in Spanish.

As Mariana says, you appear to be asking, not "what are they" (answer = empanandas) but "what flavor are they?" or "what's in them?". So ask it a tad more fully and you'll get the answer.

updated Nov 12, 2012
posted by geofc
Oops "empanandas" indeed; well you know that I meant "empanadas". - geofc, Nov 12, 2012