How to Say “Look at You” in Spanish
The English phrase “look at you” is translated into Spanish as mírate.
The English phrase “look at you” is translated into Spanish as mírate.
The English phrase hair clippers is translated into Spanish as maquinilla cortapelos. The term refers to an electric device used to cut or trim hair.
The English phrase “how far” is translated into Spanish as a qué distancia.
The Spanish phrase for “how is it?” is ¿cómo es? ¿cómo es? is a question used to ask for a description of the characteristics or qualities of something.
The English word ‘typical’ translates to Spanish as típico. Both típico and clásico can be used to describe something that is normal or to be expected.
The English phrase “nail filer” is translated into Spanish as lima de uñas.
The English word “pudding” is translated into Spanish as pudin.
The English word “algorithm” is translated into Spanish as algoritmo.
The English phrase “where is the hotel?” is translated into Spanish as ¿Dónde está el hotel? This phrase is used to ask for the location of a hotel.
To say “where are we?” in Spanish, use ¿Dónde estamos? ¿Dónde estamos? is a question used to ask for one’s current physical location.