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Question about English (UK)
Please, tell me different ways to ask about the time :)
Please, tell me different ways to ask about the time :)
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- English (UK)
Do you know the time?
What is the time?
If
You are out in the street say "excuse me but do you have the time?"
- Spanish (Mexico)
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