How to Say “Nini” in Spanish
In Spanish, nini refers to a person who neither studies nor works.
In Spanish, nini refers to a person who neither studies nor works.
In Spanish, the phrase for “the weather is bad” is Hace mal tiempo.
The English phrase “taste it” is translated into Spanish as pruébalo.
The English phrase “you write” is translated into Spanish as escribes. The term escribes is a conjugated form of the infinitive escribir (to write).
Aguilar is a Spanish surname. Señor Aguilar corresponds to “Mr. Aguilar”, Señora Aguilar is used for a married or older woman (equivalent to “Mrs.
The English word ‘referee’ is translated into Spanish as árbitro. This noun refers to a sports official, such as an umpire or a judge of a game.
The English phrase “I like ice cream” is translated into Spanish as me gusta el helado. This phrase is used to express a general fondness for ice cream.
The English phrase “damn mami” can be translated into Spanish as ¡diablos, mami!
To converse in Spanish is to conversar. The verb is used to describe engaging in a back-and-forth exchange or a meaningful discussion.
To say “drink lots of fluids” in Spanish, you say bebe muchos líquidos.