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What is the difference between ¿Tienes lavadora? and ¿Tienes una lavadora? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between ¿Tienes lavadora? and ¿Tienes una lavadora? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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La única diferencia sería que estás marcando la cantidad al decir "una", en "¿tienes lavadora?" Se asume en automático que hablas de un objeto solamente. En términos prácticos la pregunta capta el mismo sentido.
Si hablaras de más de una lavadora sería diferente el: "¿tienes lavadoras?" (No dices cuántas exactamente solo que es más de una) a decir: "¿tienes dos lavadoras? ¿Tienes tres lavadoras?" Etc
Espero no haberte confundido 😅
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No hay ninguna diferencia... Se entiende lo mismo en ambas preguntas.
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- Spanish (Mexico)
La única diferencia sería que estás marcando la cantidad al decir "una", en "¿tienes lavadora?" Se asume en automático que hablas de un objeto solamente. En términos prácticos la pregunta capta el mismo sentido.
Si hablaras de más de una lavadora sería diferente el: "¿tienes lavadoras?" (No dices cuántas exactamente solo que es más de una) a decir: "¿tienes dos lavadoras? ¿Tienes tres lavadoras?" Etc
Espero no haberte confundido 😅
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- Spanish (Mexico)
solo estás mencionando la cantidad específica de lavadoras que puede tener al decir "tiene una lavadora", pero en los dos casos se entiende lo mismo
- Spanish (Mexico)
La idea es la misma, si le preguntas a alguien es común decir, ¿Tienes lavadora?
No se específica como en inglés, Do you have a washing machine?
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