How to Say “Today Is Monday” in Spanish
The English phrase “today is monday” is translated into Spanish as hoy es lunes. This phrase is used to identify the current day of the week as Monday.
The English phrase “today is monday” is translated into Spanish as hoy es lunes. This phrase is used to identify the current day of the week as Monday.
The phrase “is that good?” in Spanish is translated as ¿eso es bueno?
In the Dominican Republic Buenos días is the standard morning greeting.
Pillaging in Spanish is saqueo. Saqueo refers to the act of stealing goods from a place, which typically occurs during a war or a riot.
The English phrase “you need some milk” is translated into Spanish as necesitas leche.
The English phrase “wild cherry” is cereza silvestre in Spanish. cereza silvestre refers to the species or the fruit of the Prunus avium tree.
The English phrase “cups of water” is translated into Spanish as vasos de agua. This phrase refers to portions of water contained in drinking glasses.
The Spanish word for ‘relatives’ is parientes. Parientes refers to people who are connected to you by blood or marriage.
To say “it is hot outside” in Spanish, use hace calor afuera. This phrase is used to describe the high temperature of the air outdoors.