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03 Dec 03:04 AM
Spanish (Spain)
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Please I need some help to complete these and I'm not completely sure if these ones are right
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English (US)
“few hours bargain hunting” “window shopping”
Spanish (Spain)
Thankss
Spanish (Spain)
Is A trip on a tour bus right?
English (US)
a trip just means to travel somewhere. take a trip to spain (on a plane). or a hiking trip.
Spanish (Spain)
But I mean is in that context in that right?
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English (US)
yes. sorry
Spanish (Spain)
What could I put in number 7?
Spanish (Spain)
Nothing comes to mind :c, I guess that sightseeing?
Spanish (Spain)
Maybe?
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