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Cafetería, cliente and comensal are Spanish equivalents of the English word "diner." Context makes clear whether "cafeteria" for the economical restaurant (case 1) or "client" (example 2) or "eater" (instance 3) for the person who is dining there suits. The respective pronunciations will be "KA-fey-tey-REE-a," KLYEN-tey" and "KO-men-SAL" in Uruguayan Spanish.
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