How to Say “Should” in Spanish
The English phrase ‘should’ is translated into Spanish as deber. The primary way to express a moral or social obligation (should) is with deber.
The English phrase ‘should’ is translated into Spanish as deber. The primary way to express a moral or social obligation (should) is with deber.
The Spanish word for “rides” (referring to amusement park attractions) is atracciones.
The English phrase “potato gun” is translated into Spanish as cañón de papas.
The casual Spanish word for a sandwich is bocata in Spain, a clipped form of bocadillo. In Peru and Chile people say sánguche.
The Spanish word for idiom is modismo. The term used to translate idiom in Spanish is modismo, which specifically refers to an idiomatic expression.
The English phrase “eightfold path” is translated into Spanish as noble óctuple sendero.
The English phrase ‘reindeer’ is translated into Spanish as reno. The term refers to the animal Rangifer tarandus.