>it quite literally means park
Park=parque
Squares
Luis Wright
Kevin Adams
In English Plazas usually refer more to larger, usually paved, wide open spaces like you might see in We have plenty of parks, but they tend to have a lot of trees and shit.
Elijah Bailey
Plazas are different from parques in spanish as well. Near my house we have a parque literally in front of a plaza.
Brayden Howard
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Luke Young
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Nathaniel Robinson
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Gabriel Campbell
Plaza Pershing, Zamboanga
Cameron Carter
Plaza Roma, Manila
Hunter Scott
Some cities do have more open parks though, but they're usually full of things like outdoor amphitheaters, different walking paths, art, etc.
Oliver Morgan
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