¿Desayunaste algo ayer?
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¿Desayunaste algo ayer?
A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
1. (informal) (second person singular)
A word or phrase used to refer to the second person informal “tú” by their conjugation or implied context (e.g., How are you?).
a. Did you have anything for breakfast yesterday?
¿Desayunaste algo ayer? - No. Me levanté a medio día, así que me perdí el desayuno.Did you have anything for breakfast yesterday? - No. I woke up at noon, so I missed breakfast.
b. Did you have something for breakfast yesterday?
¿Desayunaste algo ayer? - Sí. Me comí una pizza fría que encontré en la refri.Did you have something for breakfast yesterday? - Yep. I ate the cold pizza that I found in the fridge.
c. Did you eat anything for breakfast yesterday?
No me dio tiempo de desayunar esta mañana. - Oh, no. ¿Desayunaste algo ayer?I didn't have time to have breakfast this morning. - Oh, no. Did you eat anything for breakfast yesterday?
d. Did you eat something for breakfast yesterday?
¿Desayunaste algo ayer? - No. Quizás es por eso que me sentía mal.Did you eat something for breakfast yesterday? - I didn't. Maybe that's why I didn't feel well yesterday.
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