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Spanish, 18.02.2021 14:50 zoeatlowapple

What do "quisiera", "me trae", and "me gustaría" all have in common when it comes to asking a waiter or waitress for something? A. they have nothing in common
B. they show dissatisfaction in the food served
C. they are stem-changing verbs
D. they can be used interchangeably

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