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hmmm this is a tricky one... it could be " ya tomaste tu lonche?" even that "tomar" means drink, but that is the way we say it in Mexico .. or it could be " ya comiste tu lonche?" or "comiste?"

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In Spain, they'd say 'tu almuerzo' rather than 'tu lonche'

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12y ago
¿Cual es tu almuerzo?or you can say ¿Cual es tu comida?I'm not so sure about this though. I'm just learning spanish.
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14y ago

to an adult, one due respect:

?Trajo su almuerzo?

to a child or peer, like a friend:

?trajiste tu almuerzo?

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14y ago

Ya tuviste la cena?

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13y ago

¿Gozaste su almuerza?

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14y ago

yes

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14y ago

Almorcé.

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