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Old June 13, 2012, 11:28 AM
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De venta -o- En venta
¡¡Hola!!

Es ¿"en venta" o "de venta"? La casa está ¿de venta o en venta?

¿Como se dice "lease", solo contrato de arrendamiento?

Me desperté tonta hoy!!

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a la venta
se vende(n)
en venta
de venta


All mean 'on sale' or 'for sale'.
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Old June 13, 2012, 12:40 PM
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¡¡Hola!!

Es ¿"en venta" o "de venta"? La casa está ¿de venta o en venta?

¿Como se dice "lease", solo contrato de arrendamiento?

Me desperté tonta hoy!!
Arriendo/alquiler

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Old June 13, 2012, 01:06 PM
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"To lease", en México, es "rentar", pero "arrendar" también se usa comúnmente para inmuebles; y aunque "alquilar" se usa más para bienes muebles (mobiliario, autos, etc.), alquilar un cuarto o una casa se entiende perfectamente.

Por cierto, "la casa está de venta" se entiende, pero suena raro en México.
Diríamos más "en venta" o "a la venta".
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Old July 05, 2012, 08:48 AM
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Por cierto, "la casa está de venta" se entiende, pero suena raro en México.
Diríamos más "en venta" o "a la venta".
Lo mismo aquí.

Sin embargo:

Precios de venta al público.
Establecimiento de venta de x.
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Old July 05, 2012, 11:21 AM
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¿Como se dice "lease", solo contrato de arrendamiento?
En la Argentina:

arrendamiento (tierras)
alquiler (viviendas, negocios, fábricas, vehículos, maquinarias)
leasing (arrendamiento o alquiler con opción a compra)
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"To lease", en México, es "rentar", pero "arrendar" también se usa comúnmente para inmuebles; y aunque "alquilar" se usa más para bienes muebles (mobiliario, autos, etc.), alquilar un cuarto o una casa se entiende perfectamente.

Por cierto, "la casa está de venta" se entiende, pero suena raro en México.
Diríamos más "en venta" o "a la venta".
Nosotros en Chile también.
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