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What is the difference between fresa and frutilla ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between fresa and frutilla ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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La diferencia es que tienes que especificar Fresa porque acá la mayoría de la gente la conoce como Fresa no frutilla
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En la ciudad de México Fresa se refiere a una especie en especifico
- Spanish (Mexico)
Y frutilla o fruta hace referencia a virios tipos.
Aunque en algunos lugares a la fresa también la conocen como frutilla
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In some places we say 'frutilla' instead of 'fresa'. Here in Argentina we say it like thay. In almost every Hispanic country I think they say 'fresa'. But they are the same fruit
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