Usted buscó: ¿qué comes para el desayuno? (Español - Inglés)

para el desayuno
for breakfast

pan para el desayuno
french bread

iris, ¿qué comes normalmente de desayuno?
iris, what do you usually eat for breakfast?

que hay para el desayuno?
whats for breakfast?

cereales para el desayuno
breakfast cereals

galletas para el desayuno.
cookies for breakfast.

¿qué comes?"
what are you eating?"

comer cereales para el desayuno
i drink coffee for breakfast

levantarse temprano para el desayuno.
wek up early for breakfast.

cereal para el desayuno (sustancia)
breakfast cereal (substance)

pregunta número uno: ¿qué comes?
number one that i get asked: what do you eat?

dime qué comes, y yo te diré qué eres.
tell me what you eat, and i will tell you what you are.

para desayuno adicional o para tarifas en las que no se incluye el desayuno: 20 euros
complimentary full breakfast, for extra breakfast or for rates where breakfast is not included: 20eur

1. explora por qué comes y busca una actividad sustitutiva.
1. explore why you're eating and find a replacement activity.

dime qué comes (y con quién) y te diré quién eres.
tell me what you eat (and who you eat with) and i'll tell you who you are.

se sentían muy infelices, ¿por qué? cuando se ha cocinado comida para tí aquí, ¿por qué comes allí .
why? ‘when food is cooked for you here, why do you eat there?’ they were very angry with me, anil kumar.

11) qué comés?
11) what do you eat?

.com - para:
.com - to:

tienes que desarrollar una nueva actitud hacia la comida. tienes que entender que comes para vivir y no vives para comer.
you have to develop a new attitude toward food and realize that you eat to live rather than you live to eat.

se com para a continuación este resultado con el salario declarado por los participantes. pantes.
finally, the function of internal markets in germany compared with france is marked by a far greater variety of training activities and career advancement measures, and even if one cannot rule out the existence of selection it operates differently, determining differ­ences in wage progression that are not in proportion to those found in france.