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Is the coffee actually in the mug or only on top of it?
by bregma 6mo ago
Is the coffee actually in the mug or only on top of it?
- treyd 6mo agoIn Spanish I don't care.
- gus_massa 6mo agoI'm confused, in es-ar, it can be: * "El café está en la taza." [preferred] * "El café está sobre la taza." [I'd never use this.] * "El café está adentro de la taza." I'd probably use "en(in?)" for a cup, "sobre(over?)" for a plate an "adentro de (inside?)" for a jar.
- pests 6mo agoWell, can you walk around inside of a coffee cup? If so, you are on it. If not, you are in it.