How to Say “Headphones” in Spanish Slang
Latin America mostly says audífonos, while Spain says auriculares or cascos. In Chile people also shorten the word to fonos.
Latin America mostly says audífonos, while Spain says auriculares or cascos. In Chile people also shorten the word to fonos.
The English phrase “how are you, baby?” can be translated into Spanish as ¿cómo estás, mi amor?
Lactose is lactosa in Spanish. lactosa refers to the disaccharide sugar found in milk and dairy products.
The English phrase “trash out” is translated into Spanish as sacar la basura.
The English phrase “baby chick” is translated into Spanish as pollito. The term refers to a young chicken that has recently hatched from an egg.
The English phrase “to write” is escribir in Spanish. The verb to write in Spanish is escribir.
In Spanish, to dial a number or call someone on a telephone is marcar.
The English phrase ‘lose weight’ can be translated into Spanish as perder peso.
The English phrase “a little” is translated into Spanish as un poco. un poco is used as an adverb to mean to a small extent or degree.