Bill Archie

The English phrase “can I get a to-go box?” can be translated into Spanish as ¿me da una caja para llevar?

The English phrase “sprouted wheat” is translated into Spanish as trigo germinado.

The English phrase “daily” is translated into Spanish as diario. When used as an adjective, diario describes something that occurs every day.

The phrase “I hate black” in Spanish is odio el negro. This phrase is used to express a strong dislike for the color black.

In Spanish, “what did you get?” is said as ¿qué conseguiste? This phrase is used to ask someone what they obtained or achieved.

The English phrase “brown girl” is translated into Spanish as morena.

Takeaway coffee in Spanish is café para llevar. The phrase refers to coffee bought at a shop to be consumed elsewhere.

In Spanish, “what your birthday is” is expressed as cuándo es tu cumpleaños. This phrase is used to ask about the date on which a person was born.

refugio is the Spanish word for refuge. A refugio is a place that provides safety or protection from danger or bad weather.

To wash in Spanish is lavar. The verb lavar is used when you are washing objects, such as a car or clothes.