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Pagamos un dólar por el boleto.

Pagamos un dólar por el boleto.
We paid one dollar for the ticket.
From Lesson 77:Organizing a digital photo library·Hardcore Spanish (Latin America)

Breakdown of Pagamos un dólar por el boleto.

por
for
pagar
to pay
un
one
el boleto
the ticket
el dólar
the dollar
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