How to Say “You Eat” in Spanish
The phrase “you eat” in Spanish is translated as comes. This is a statement used to describe the action of a person consuming food.
The phrase “you eat” in Spanish is translated as comes. This is a statement used to describe the action of a person consuming food.
The English phrase “you’re in trouble” is translated into Spanish as estás en problemas.
In Spanish, “do you have a charger?” is said as ¿Tienes un cargador? This phrase is used to ask if someone possesses a device used to recharge a battery.
The English phrase “do you study?” is translated into Spanish as ¿estudias?
The Spanish word for ‘uber’ is uber. The term uber is a masculine noun used to refer to a car ride requested through the Uber ride-hailing service.
In Spanish, “you need to leave” is expressed as tienes que irte.
The English phrase “edema” is edema in Spanish. edema is a noun used to describe the excessive accumulation of serum in tissue.
biología de honores is the Spanish translation for honors biology.
The English phrase home economics is translated into Spanish as economía doméstica. The term refers to the study of homemaking.
The English phrase “beautiful work” is translated into Spanish as hermoso trabajo.