Care for smth?
Just run across this phrase couple times in some movies.
Does that mean "would you like smth"? Are there any differencies between these two expressions?
Thanx:)
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Yes, it can mean would you like.
Would you care for something to drink? = Would you like something to drink.
I don't care for pizza. = I don't like it.
But we don't use this meaning in the affirmative.
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Care for smth? = Would you like something?
It's a common phrase. It makes use of ellipsis (szókihagyás ), and I recommend studying the rules of ellipses.
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care for something? = would you like something?
It's the same. "Care for something?" asked by a waitress is just an informal way of asking if the customer needs anything
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This is what waiters/waitresses usually ask you in a restaurant.
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