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how do you say "clothing item and size of child" in spanish

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Shuddupandkissme
Shuddupandkissme Answered:

Type "Google Translate" into your browser and you can find out there.

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Emma
Emma Answered:

Clothing item is "prenda de ropa" and size of child is "talla de niño".

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