In El Salvador people say Hola to say hello. Buenas is a short, friendly greeting for any time of day, and ¿Qué onda? is casual between friends.
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The English phrase “a ticket to barcelona” is translated into Spanish as un billete a Barcelona.
La pasé muy bien is the Spanish way to say “I had a great time”. This phrase is used to express that you enjoyed a particular experience or event.
The English phrase “close your legs” is translated into Spanish as cierra las piernas.
In Spanish, “nothing much” is translated as nada especial.
To say “come closer” in Spanish, you use acércate. This phrase is used as a request or command for someone to move to a position nearer to the speaker.
To vacuum in Spanish is pasar la aspiradora. This phrase is used to describe the action of cleaning a floor or surface using a vacuum cleaner.
To pray for in Spanish is rezar por. The phrase is used to request divine help or a specific outcome for someone or something through prayer.
Alvin is the Spanish form of the English male given name Alvin. Alvin is used as a male given name meaning “elf friend”.