Sancho quiere ver las fotos de tu viaje

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Sancho quiere ver las fotos de tu viaje()
A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
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a. Sancho wants to see the photos of your trip
Sancho quiere las fotos de tu viaje. ¿Puedo mostrárselas? - ¿Y por qué no me preguntó a mí?Sancho wants to see the photos of your trip. Can I show them to him? - Why didn't he ask me?
b. Sancho wants to see the pictures of your trip
Sancho quiere ver las fotos de tu viaje. - No las he revelado todavía.Sancho wants to see the pictures of your trip. - I haven't developed them yet.
c. Sancho wants to see the pics of your trip
Sancho quiere ver las fotos de tu viaje. - Dile que están en Instagram.Sancho wants to see the pics of your trip. - Tell him they're on Instagram.
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