for both

for both(
fuhr
 
both
)
A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
phrase
a. para ambos (masculine or mixed gender)
Is this present for Chris or for Roger? - It's for both.¿Este regalo es para Chris o para Roger? - Es para ambos.
b. para los dos (masculine or mixed gender)
Does this cord work with the computer or the stereo? - It's for both.¿Este cable funciona con la computadora o con el estéreo? - Es para los dos.
c. para ambas (feminine)
I love Tania and Megan. I want good things for both.Quiero mucho a Tania y a Megan. Quiero buenas cosas para ambas.
d. para las dos (feminine)
Are Marbella and Susana feeling okay? - It's a scary time for both.¿Están bien Marbella y Susana? - Es un momento aterrador para las dos.
a. por ambos (masculine or mixed gender)
Are you donating on behalf of Sam or Alicia? - For both.¿Estás donando en nombre de Sam o de Alicia? - Por ambos.
b. por los dos (masculine or mixed gender)
I'll receive $80 for both days.Recibiré $80 por los dos días.
c. por ambas (feminine)
Are you scared for your mother or your sister? - For both.¿Tienes miedo por tu madre o por tu hermana? - Por ambas.
d. por las dos (feminine)
Are you saying you'd die for Sarah or for Hannah? - For both.¿Estás diciendo que morirías por Sarah o por Hannah? - Por las dos.
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