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Do you have a table in the patio?

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你们庭院里有桌子吗？
nǐmen tíngyuàn lǐ yǒu zhuōzi ma ?
Showjpn
中庭の席がありますか。
中庭[なかにわ] の 席[せき] が あり ます か 。

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  1. FeuDRenais
    Sep 13th 2010, 20:21
    Theoretically, this could be okay, but I've never heard it this way.
  2. blay_paul
    Sep 13th 2010, 20:36
    I think it's fine.
  3. J_S
    Apr 19th 2011, 16:53
    "in the patio" is not natural-sounding English to me. Something could be "in the yard" or "in the garden" but always "on the terrace" or "on the patio".
  4. Swift
    Apr 19th 2011, 20:37
    I think this depends on what “patio” means to people. It can be a type of yard but also a balcony. The choice of preposition follows from that.

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