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tarjeta - feminine noun (la) - card. Look up tarjeta in the dictionary

Mis tarjetas de presentación acaban de llegar en el correo.
My business cards just got here in the mail.
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Old December 12, 2008, 05:19 AM
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can it also be for birthday cards? like tarjeta de cumpleaños? or holiday cards?
presentación means business? it looks like presentation :P
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can it also be for birthday cards? like tarjeta de cumpleaños? or holiday cards?
presentación means business? it looks like presentation It's a cognate. In this case it translates a little better as introduction. So, a business card in Spanish is an "introduction card" like a letter of introduction in English :P

A birthday card is una carta de cumpleaños.
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A birthday card is una carta de cumpleaños.
A birthday card is also called una tarjeta de cumpleaños.
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The card also could to be a car of your parents a post card or family card, when you sent a card to your brother or parents also grandfather, then I think the card could to be a family card.
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The card also could to be a car of your parents a post card or family card, when you sent a card to your brother or parents also grandfather, then I think the card could to be a family card.
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The card could also be a card from your parents, a postcard, or a family card. When you send a card to your brother, parents, or grandfather, I think that the card could be called a family card.
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A birthday card is also called una tarjeta de cumpleaños.
I see...2 meanings
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I like to play cards = Me gusta jugar tarjetas

Is this right? Or is the word for cards different in this case?
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I like to play cards = Me gusta jugar tarjetas

Is this right? Or is the word for cards different in this case?
I like to play cards.
Me gusta jugar naipes (Spain)
Me gusta jugar cartas (Mexico)


Una baraja is a set of playing cards.
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Me gusta jugar (a las) cartas.
Me gusta jugar a los naipes.
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