How to Say “Cuticle Oil” in Spanish
The English phrase “cuticle oil” is translated into Spanish as aceite para cutículas.
How to Say “Get Mixed Up” in Spanish
To get mixed up in Spanish is confundirse. The phrase is used to describe the act of becoming confused or mistaking one thing for another.
How to Say “Clap Hands” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘clap hands’ is translated into Spanish as aplaudir.
How to Say “Convey” in Spanish
The English verb convey can be translated into Spanish as efundir or expremir.
How to Say “I Am Ready” in Spanish
The English phrase “I am ready” is translated into Spanish as Estoy listo.
How to Say “Index” in Spanish
In Spanish, the word for index is índice. The noun índice is used to refer to an alphabetical listing of items or a table of contents in a book.
How to Say “I Was” in Spanish
In Spanish, ‘i was’ can be translated as yo era. yo era is used to describe a continuous state, habit or characteristic in the past.
How to Say “Little Fish” in Spanish
The English phrase “little fish” is translated into Spanish as pececito.
How to Say “Troup” in Spanish
The English phrase “troup” is translated into Spanish as tropa. The word tropa refers to a group of soldiers or military personnel.
How to Say “Mom” in Dominican Spanish
In the Dominican Republic children say mamá or the more affectionate mami for mom. Madre is formal or written.