How to Say “State Capital” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘state capital’ is capital del estado in Spanish. The phrase refers to the city that serves as the seat of government for a state.
The English phrase ‘state capital’ is capital del estado in Spanish. The phrase refers to the city that serves as the seat of government for a state.
In Spanish, eight o’clock is said as las ocho. las ocho is used to refer to the time when the clock shows eight hours.
The English phrase ‘kennel’ can be translated into Spanish as perrera.
The Spanish word bodega can mean both a small grocery store and a wine store.
Matt is the Spanish form of the English man’s given name Matt. Matt is used as a given name for males.
The English phrase “riding the train” is translated into Spanish as viajar en tren.
The English phrase “yes mama” is translated into Spanish as sí mamá. A response used to answer one’s mother in the affirmative.
The English phrase ‘ent doctor’ is translated into Spanish as otorrinolaringólogo.
The English phrase “no promises” is translated into Spanish as no prometo nada.