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Monday at 3:04 am
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Hola Abuelo Pepe,


Thank you for your sentences.

Corrijamos.

Ordeno ceviche en el restaurante peruano.

No me gusta el maíz frito.

Pruebe yuca y no me gusta.

Pruebe camote (papa dulce) tambien y me gustó mucho.

Estoy de acuerdo: no me gusta la cerveza.

No ordeno más platos; eso fue suficiente.


Sigamos practicando!


Saludos,

Carla

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Abuelo Pépe
Monday at 1:33 am
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#8 Dining Out 😎


Ordeno ceviche en el restaurante peruano.


No me gusta maíz frito.


Pruebo yuca y lo me gusta.


Pruebo camote (papa dulce) tambien y me gusta mucho.


Estoy de acuerdo: no me gusta la cerveza.


No ordeno más platos; eso fue basta.


SpanishPod101.com
Monday at 3:34 am
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Hola Keqian,


Thank you for your question.

Yes, they mean the same. "mesero" is commonly used than "camarero".

Sigamos practicando!


Saludos,

Carla

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Keqian
Sunday at 2:41 pm
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camarero and mesero both means waiter, right? Is there any difference between the 2 words?

Thanks for explain,