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litera (feminine noun (la)) — bunk bed, bunk, berth. Look up litera in the dictionary

Una litera puede ser buena opción para una habitación pequeña.
A bunk bed can be a good option for a small bedroom.
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Old May 19, 2009, 07:44 AM
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Las literas en los barcos de guerra son muy pequeño!
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Las literas en los barcos de guerra son muy pequeño!
...son muy pequeñas
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Old May 19, 2009, 11:00 AM
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DOH! There I go messing up agreements again. Thanks, Chileno! Is the stuff about "barcos de guerra" right? Is there a better way to word it?
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La litera es una de las camas, cuando hablas del mueble que está compuesto por las dos camas, entonces es en plural: literas.

He comprado unas literas para la habitación de los niños.
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DOH! There I go messing up agreements again. Thanks, Chileno! Is the stuff about "barcos de guerra" right? Is there a better way to word it?
You are talking about las literas and not barcos de guerras, the latter is incidental as las literas could be in your home. :-)

It is a subjective point of view,
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You are talking about las literas and not barcos de guerras, the latter is incidental as las literas could be in your home. :-)

It is a subjective point of view,
Well, I was talking about two different things. Yes - I see now that my agreement with "las literas" and "pequeñas" was wrong.

AND, is it right to say "barcos de guerras" for "military ships"?
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"Barcos de guerra" is the correct choice, Lou Ann.
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"Barcos de guerra" is the correct choice, Lou Ann.
w00t!! I put that one together myself!
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La litera es una de las camas, cuando hablas del mueble que está compuesto por las dos camas, entonces es en plural: literas.

He comprado unas literas para la habitación de los niños.
Is this applicable to Mexico / the Americas too?
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