How to Say “Big Rat” in Spanish
The English phrase “big rat” is translated into Spanish as rata grande. This phrase refers to a rodent of the genus Rattus that is large in size.
The English phrase “big rat” is translated into Spanish as rata grande. This phrase refers to a rodent of the genus Rattus that is large in size.
The English phrase “it is not” is translated into Spanish as no es.
In Spanish, señor is a polite title used to address a man. señor is a formal way to address someone and is equivalent to ‘sir’ in English.
The phrase “are you from spain” is translated into Spanish as ¿eres de España?
The English phrase “go wash the dishes” is translated into Spanish as ve a lavar los platos.
The English phrase “laundry bleach” is translated into Spanish as lejía.
The English phrase nine thousand is translated into Spanish as nueve mil. nueve mil is used to denote the number 9000.
The English phrase ‘thunderstorm’ is translated into Spanish as tormenta. A thunderstorm is a storm characterized by thunder and lightning.
A brother is hermano in Cuba as everywhere in Spanish. Among friends Cubans also say asere or socio to address a close buddy.
The English phrase ‘based’ can be translated into Spanish as basado.