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Old January 09, 2010, 02:23 AM
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sencillo (adjective) — simple. Look up sencillo in the dictionary

Ésta es la forma más sencilla de hacerlo.
This is the easiest way to do it.
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Old January 09, 2010, 06:07 AM
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Mi decoraciones de navideña fueron muy sencillos este año. No tenía tiempo ni dinero para más.
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Mi decoraciones de navideña fueron muy sencillos este año. No tenía tiempo ni dinero para más.
sencillas ?
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Simple also.

En Chile también significa "change" = "dinero suelto", "monedas chicas", "suelto" etc.
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La palabra de hoy es sencilla :=
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Simple also.

En Chile también significa "change" = "dinero suelto", "monedas chicas", "suelto" etc.
Can you give some examples in sentences of those Chilean usages? Thanks!

Está "sencilla" un sinónimo de "fácil"?
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Can you give some examples in sentences of those Chilean usages? Thanks!
Of course.

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Es "sencilla,o" un sinónimo de "fácil"?
Yes. I forgot to mention that one. Just as easy = simple in English.

¿Traes sencillo para comprar el diario?

Tengo un billete de cien, ¿me lo cambias por algunos de a veinte y sencillo?

In the last phrase, sencillo can be singles and some coins.
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Of course.

Yes. I forgot to mention that one. Just as easy = simple in English.

¿Traes sencillo para comprar el diario?

Tengo un billete de cien, ¿me lo cambias por algunos de a veinte y sencillo?

In the last phrase, sencillo can be singles and some coins.
Thanks!!
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Just I wrote an examples.
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@Hernán: No conocía ese uso de "sencillo". Es bonito.


En México también se usa para alimentos que pueden llevar uno o más componentes iguales:

Helado sencillo = helado de una bola (one ice-cream scoop)
Helado doble = helado de dos bolas (two ice-cream scoops)

Hamburguesa sencilla (one beef patty hamburger)
Hamburguesa doble (two beef patty hamburger)
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boleto/billete sesillo = oneway ticket
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@Hernán: No conocía ese uso de "sencillo". Es bonito.


En México también se usa para alimentos que pueden llevar uno o más componentes iguales:

Helado sencillo = helado de una bola (one ice-cream scoop)
Helado doble = helado de dos bolas (two ice-cream scoops)

Hamburguesa sencilla (one beef patty hamburger)
Hamburguesa doble (two beef patty hamburger)
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boleto/billete sensillo(?) = oneway ticket
Ahhh!! Very helpful. Thanks!!
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boleto/billete sencillo = oneway ticket
That's the correct spelling.
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La he usado muchas veces para decir, 'single'

"El cantante tiene otro sencillo nuevo."
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Tengo un billete de cien, ¿me lo cambias por algunos de a veinte y sencillo?

In the last phrase, sencillo can be singles and some coins.
Siempre en Chile.
Dónde se hacen pagos como cuenta del agua, luz, gas y teléfono; en las cajas de los correos, como en los hypermarkets y bencineras y negocios por el estilo, ponen un cartel: "Pagar con sencillo, por favor". Significa que si se tiene que pagar una cuenta de 10CLP no se pague con un billete de 1.000CLP.
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