¿Te gusta vestirte con ropa que está de moda?
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¿Te gusta vestirte con ropa que está de moda?
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?).
¿Te gusta vestirte con ropa que está de moda? - Me gusta, pero la ropa de moda es más cara.Do you like to dress in fashionable clothes? - I like it, but fashionable clothes are more expensive.
b. Do you like to wear fashionable clothes?
¿Te gusta vestirte con ropa que está de moda? - Sí. No me gusta verme anticuada.Do you like to wear fashionable clothes? - Yes. I don't like looking old-fashioned.
c. Do you like to dress in fashionable clothing?
¿Te gusta vestirte con ropa que está de moda? - Solo si se me ve bien.Do you like to dress in fashionable clothing? - Only if it looks good on me.
d. Do you like to wear fashionable clothing?
¿Te gusta vestirte con ropa que está de moda? - Más bien me gusta vestirme cómodo.Do you like to wear fashionable clothing? - I'd rather wear comfortable clothing.
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