How to Say “It Broke” in Spanish
The Spanish phrase for “it broke” is se rompió. This phrase is used to describe an object that has smashed or separated into pieces.
The Spanish phrase for “it broke” is se rompió. This phrase is used to describe an object that has smashed or separated into pieces.
In Mexico a grill is a parrilla or an asador. The grilled meat itself is carne asada, and a weekend cookout with friends is often called una carne asada.
The Spanish phrase for “good meal” is buena comida. buena comida is used to describe food that tastes good or is of high quality.
The English phrase “student id” is translated into Spanish as carnet de estudiante.
The Spanish phrase for “sunshine and rainbows” is mar de rosas.
The English word ‘evidence’ translates to Spanish as evidencia. Evidencia refers to facts or observations presented in support of an assertion.
The English phrase “why did you kill me?” is translated into Spanish as ¿por qué me mataste?
The English phrase “meat cleaver” is translated into Spanish as hacha de carnicero.
The English word ‘wasted’ can be translated to Spanish as borracho. borracho is used to describe someone who is very drunk or stoned.
The English phrase ‘reservations’ is translated into Spanish as reservas.