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- "Ella tiene tres hijos."
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Sure, but that still doesn't specify. I'm English you'd say "3 kids, 3 sons" in Spanish you'd say "3 hijos, 3 hijos", that'd get very confusing.
Yes, it all depends on how the person words their sentence and of course you could ask for them to clarify but having them both the same words must be confusing even for native speakers, at least give "children" some kind of accent, like "Hijó" lol
Yes, but hijos/hijas is sons/daughters. Your children as opposed to other peoples children.
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The voice sample sounds like hijas, with an A, but the result says it's actually hijos, with an O. The male reading voice has given me a lot of problems like this.
sure sounds like 'hijas' to me! I can see the words/meanings quickly. I cannot hear them all rolled together. :-(
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The sentence can mean that she has 3 children or three sons. Both options should be accepted not only children!