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Rezaenglish Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

What do you have here in your window display

At a butcher's shop

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Reporter: Oh, what do you have here in your window display?
Butcher: On the far right we have a tray of soup bones,
the tray next to it is a tray of...

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I think original text is incorrect.

Oh, what do you have on your window display? <<<Original text

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What does "what do you have here in your window display" mean?


Does it mean "what do you have here in your vitrine" or

does it mean "what do you have here in your show window"?


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Thank you

  

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rezaenglish I think original text is incorrect. You are right. rezaenglish Does it mean "what do you have here in your vitrine" or Yes, but we do not call it a vitrine.

— Anonymous

  • rezaenglish I think original text is incorrect.
  • You are right.
  • rezaenglish Does it mean "what do you have here in your vitrine" or Yes, but we do not call it a vitrine.
  • I had to look it up to be sure it was a word in English (it is).
  • We call it a display case.
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rezaenglishI think original text is incorrect.

You are right.

rezaenglishDoes it mean "what do you have here in your vitrine" or

Yes, but we do not call it a vitrine. I had to look it up to be sure it was a word in English (it is). We call it a display case. A vitrine is fancier than that.

reza
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