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Spanish Phrase

Los paquetes combinan internet, TV y teléfono.

/los paˈke.tes kom.biˈnan inˈteɾ.nɛt te ˈbe i teˈle.fo.no/
Meaning"The packages combine internet, TV and telephone."
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Meaning

This sentence states that the bundles (usually offered by telecom companies) include three services: internet, television and a telephone line. It emphasizes the combination of all three in a single package.

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When to use

Use this phrase when you are describing or comparing service plans, talking about what a provider offers, or explaining why you chose a particular bundle. It is common in marketing copy, customer service conversations, and informal chats about utilities.

Grammar Breakdown

LospaquetescombinaninternetTVyteléfono

1

Definite article (Los)

Los is the masculine plural definite article, matching the plural noun paquetes.

2

Noun agreement (paquetes)

Paquetes is a masculine plural noun; it must agree with the article Los and the verb combinan.

3

Verb conjugation (combinan)

Combinar is a regular -ar verb; combinan is the third‑person plural present tense, used because the subject is plural.

4

List punctuation

When listing three items, separate the first two with commas and join the last with the conjunction y.

5

Gender of borrowed nouns (internet, TV)

Internet is masculine (el internet) but is often used without an article; TV (la televisión) is feminine, but in a list the article is omitted.

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Singular noun (teléfono)

Teléfono is masculine singular; it does not need an article in a coordinated list.

🗨In Conversation

A

¿Qué incluye el nuevo plan de la compañía?

What does the new company plan include?

Los paquetes combinan internet, TV y teléfono.

The bundles combine internet, TV and telephone.

B

Common Mistakes

  • El paquete combinan internet, TV y teléfono.

    Use combinan only with a plural subject; if the subject is singular, change to combina.

  • Los paquetes combinan el internet, la TV y el teléfono.

    In a coordinated list the articles are usually omitted; adding them sounds unnatural in this context.

  • Los paquetes combinan internet, TV, y teléfono.

    When the list ends with "y", do not place a comma before it (Oxford comma is not used in Spanish).

Alternatives

  • Los planes incluyen internet, televisión y teléfono.

    The plans include internet, television and telephone.

  • Con este paquete tienes internet, TV y teléfono.

    With this package you get internet, TV and telephone.

  • Este combo reúne internet, televisión y línea telefónica.

    This combo brings together internet, television and a phone line.

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Cultural Tip

In many Spanish‑speaking countries the word paquete is widely used for service bundles (internet‑TV‑phone). While "TV" is an abbreviation of "televisión" (feminine), the article is usually dropped in lists. Also, note that "internet" is masculine (el internet) but is frequently used without an article, especially in advertising.