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2 years ago

What are locutorios in Spain? Where are they usually located?

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They are like Phone booths in Spain and I think they are usually all over the place like a shop or something of that sort

ziro4ka [17]2 years ago

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There are a lot of immigrants in Spain; and therefore there are a lot of "phone shops" where they can make phone calls at a cheaper rate.
These shops are called Locutorios in Spain. What about English speaking countries?

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